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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1944
Page
6
Alice Brooks promotes pineapple design butterfly chair patterns. The article invites readers to order Pattern 7274 and a personal decoration needlework pattern from Hagerstown Daily Mail, Dept. 259, New York zip 21, by sending fifteen cents in coins.
The New York Journal Tribune Forum returns tonight on Blue at nine with speakers including J A Bins, Bernard Baruch, and Henry J. Shipbuilder. Eberstadt leads band. Roosevelt’s appointees listed with no M38 details. Program notes CBS replacement of John Parade. features Fergus comedy and a mystery theater lineup.
New York Giants manager Mel Ott told reporters in New Orleans on October 16 that the team had a successful season and finished ahead of Brooklyn, during a Monday quarter session with the Giants as their guest.
A New York edition offers a 32 page embroidery book titled plainly with name and address. It features 430 illustrations of designs for embroidery home decorations toys knit and crochet quilts. The item is advertised at a premium price of fifteen cents more.
Job and service notices posted for immediate application at Peoples Service Drug Store located on Washington Street. Positions or offerings include hires and community announcements with local contact details to apply at once.
Former world featherweight champion Phil Terranova defeated Philadelphia rival Vince Della Orte in a fast one round fight here. Terranova used inside work to swing the decision after a close, long range duel, weighing 129 pounds to 131 for Dell Orte.
Detroit heavyweight Lee Oma defeated Al Blake by ninth round technical knockout in Baltimore. A possible return bout with Tami Maniiello at Madison Square Garden was discussed. Oma weighed 191 pounds. Blake’s status unclear.
An interview will be arranged for a position managing the country’s leading retail department store. Box 28 requests a complete history in the first letter. Also appears as an advertisement for miscellaneous items including an empty whip and a Maytag item with a contact number.
Classified snippets show various help wanted notices including female manager, waitresses for airports, male truck driver, bellman, and a boy for truck and warehouse work. Locations include Prospect Street, Potomac Street, Fran BELLMAN and Hamilton Hotel. ages and pay terms vary across ads.
Classified notice seeks a six room residence for a family. Contact Smithshare for details and arrangements. The small ad hints at a real estate listing with emphasis on farm and land sales in the area.
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