15 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
1
Sunday event at Washington's Monument State Park on South Mountain was postponed from September 11 to Sunday afternoon September 18 due to inclement weather. Boonsboro Band performance slated for that day depends on favorable conditions.
A surge in September sales reported by many leading department stores signals a strong rebound from last winter. Increases of 10 to 15 percent, with some up to 30 percent, are noted as weather and Labor Day buying drive demand for fall clothing and school essentials.
More than 1,000 Maryland farmers have bought wheat crop insurance with 2,500 more expected before the September 30 deadline. The plan, under the 1938 act, covers many losses and is paid in bushels of wheat, with premiums based on local risk.
Goodrich Silvertown Stores announce relocation from 26 West Franklin Street to 18 East Franklin Street. Guy L. Tedrich confirms the move details and implications for customers.
Doctors describe kidneys as having 15 miles of tiny filters that purify blood. Doan's Pills are advertised as providing relief for backache and fluid swelling by helping flush waste, with claims of decades of use and millions of users.
Lightweight picture hats for women and conventional styles for men are described as made from a net-like material. The description emphasizes breathable mesh construction and fashionable design suitable for warm weather and casual wear.
In a Southeastern coastal area workers report discovering fibrous material at the base of coconut trees along a South Florida site. Authorities said the find could relate to agricultural byproducts or natural plant debris with no immediate safety threat identified.
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