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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
5
The News-Jigger reveals Mary Pickford’s long film career is highlighted by a recent movie. This piece provides the answer to yesterday’s question and notes solving time of about ten minutes.
The card highlights Lew Heywood of Baltimore taking on Carey Wright of Alexandria and Tad Lewis facing Bill Bullock. Also Raspi vs Bracota, Horn vs Sweatman, Star Moer vs Miller, with local color and six round bouts. Tickets go on sale with ringside 1.10, reserved 1.10, general 0.85.
The Woodmen of the World Bowling League ended its season Tuesday with the Stumps as first half winners and the Twigs as second half champs. A league final at Coliseum Alleys next week will decide the overall champion. The season drew strong interest and tight races throughout. Fred Herron of Montclair, N. J., was stung by a wasp that hid in his hair brush after entering an open window.
Remy Kremer pitched four innings as the Pirates beat the Seattle Club 6 to 3 in Santa Barbara. In St Petersburg the Yankees, barnstorming home, kept four weeks of practice with one flu-affected player missing. Walter Beck impressed for the Dodgers in Fort Myers with 15 innings and two unearned runs. Cleveland pitchers Ferrell and Harder tested in New Orleans as weight concerns arose. Philadelphia Nationals wrap spring in Jacksonville after a Baltimore game in Winter Haven. St Louis Cardinals struggle with infield jinx as Frisch Hornsby Collins and Adams falter in a 12 to 4 loss to the Boston Braves in Bradenton.
Senators Byrd and Townsend introduce a bill to authorize the Agriculture Secretary to establish strict grading rules and prohibit export of ungraded apples and pears. The measure, backed by apple associations, aims to curb evasion of standards and protect foreign market prices. A separate note says Theodore Wyffles of Blenheim, Canada, was jailed 60 days for liquor sales after police traced theft.
Grain and feed values listed with wheat per bushel corn per barrel quoted by The Hagerstown Grain and Feed Co in a brief market stand. Prices reflect typical commodity quotes and store listings of the period.
Sufferers told piles come from bad blood flow in the lower bowel and that external treatments fail. Dr Leonhardt s Hem-Roid is a harmless tablet claimed to relieve congestion and strengthen the affected parts with a money back guarantee. Available at Gauffman s Cut Rate Rudy and Middlekauff s Drug Stores and other druggists with the guarantee.
The Security club organized for the season electing officers. Anese Hemphill was named pilot for the season with aims for a balanced on-field setup. Other officers elected include Bes ter Plume president Floya Munson secretary George Klick treasurer and Joe Shaffer business manager. Tryouts listed for Kirk Munson Tareina Garlock Lewis Koontz J Larcino Wetzel J Shaffer Goldlove Joe Shaffer Gaylor P Lewis and Dehart. For games write Joe Shaffer Security Md.
Houston fans greet Elmer Dean Dizzy Dean's brother as he reports to the Buffaloes. He shows poor footwork and catching throwing in first workout and fails to meet outfield and batting standards, though officials expect improvement with more training.
A damaged OCR passage questions routine teeth brushing and dental cleaning, mentioning vague references to the Baackont Bros and efforts twice a year. It implies scientific sealing and tar removal as methods to prevent decay, but the text is garbled and lacks clear facts.
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