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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1932

Page

1

Beebe Sets New Deep Sea Diving Mark

In Bermuda on September 23 Dr. William Beebe and Otis Barton descended to 2,200 feet in the Bathysphere, a new deep sea record. They transmitted radio impressions while seven miles off Nonsuch island aboard the tug Freedom, facing a 4,800 ton pressure. A leakage halted Beebe from reaching the hoped 3,500 foot depth.

Hamilton Bermuda William Beebe New York Otis Barton Atlantic Beehe Nonsuch Island Freedom Gloria Holister Beebe

Kay Jewelry Co Celebrates 18th Anniversary

Kay Jewelry Co marks eighteen years in business with a nationwide celebration and an elaborate anniversary party. D. D. Seiger notes the store will host a major event planned under the supervision of EK I. Waufmann, president of the Kay Jewelry Co, with details to be advertised in the Herald-Mail.

Kay Jewelry Co D. D. Seiger EK. I. Waufmann Jbas Herald-Mail

Peddlers of Death Drink Haunt Bowery Areas Decline in Prices

Police report taverns selling cheap shaken drinks as peddlers flood Bowery hangouts with poisonous brews. A magistrate heard of an operator charging five cents with minimal furnishings and a single table, chair, and a baseball bat for intimidation. Three patrons were found unconscious in the alleged den as authorities crack down. Meanwhile a North Mulberry plant owned by Mrs. D C Alter blooms again this summer with several buds.

Bowery D. C. Alter Mulberry Street

Red Cross Garment Center mobilizes aid in county

The Red Cross garment center in the Hotel Alexander building reports arrival of 4000 yards of shirting and 2500 yards of dress print. Volunteers from numerous organizations sew garments for needy families for fall and winter with material from national Red Cross, government cotton, and donations. Distribution to be led by the King's Daughters.

Red Cross Hotel Alexander Walter McCune National Red Cross Potomac Edison Company

Farmers threaten nationwide strike over low prices

Letters of support arrive from Holland and European countries and from every state as farm unions press a holiday movement. Milk price rises in Omaha Sioux City and St Paul accompany livestock price gains. leaders plan a 20,000 farmer demonstration for President Hoover's October 4 campaign kickoff. Marriage licenses and a mine guard shooting near Crooksville are noted in brief.

Holland Union Omaha Sioux City St. Paul Reno Hoover Iowa Minnesota North Dakota

Boy dies after dog fight incident in Mesa

Zedo Ishikawa, a Japanese youth and high school football halfback, was shot when he tried to separate two fighting dogs. The trigger was accidentally fired by one dog. Mourning crowds attended.

Mesa Ariz Zedo Ishikawa Ishikawa

Chicago Grain Market Quotations by The Stickell Sales Corp

The Chicago grain market quotations are provided by The Stickell Sales Corporation located at 26 W Washington St in Hagerstown Maryland. Prices and bids are listed for standard grain commodities with daily updates for local buyers and traders.

Stickell Sales Corporation Washington St Hagerstown, Md

Roosevelt campaign in San Francisco and West Coast swing

The Democratic nominee, pursued by a large Oakland San Francisco crowd, promotes a shift to new leadership and principles over party labels. He travels through California to Los Angeles then Arizona and beyond, seeking Republican and independent votes. A separate notice reports Cumberland West Virginia road delays delaying the opening of a Cumberland to Paw Paw road named for G Clinton Uhl. An advertisement for Ridgely's Ice Cream appears at the end.

Oakland Embarcadero San Francisco Market Street Golden Gate City Empire State Executive Roosevelt Los Angeles Arizona New Mexico Colorado Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Albany Phoenix Williams John C. Greenway Roosevelts Greenway Ranch John Franklin Groton Massachusetts Sacramento Valley Cumberland Here Paw Paw W. Va G. Clinton Uhl State Roads Commission

Pig swims half mile in Chester River spectacle

A red pig crossed Chester River half a mile in Chestertown Maryland observed by three motorboat parties. The pig initially hesitated near shore but resumed and reached land at W Dorsey Hines estate where it stayed rather than returning home.

Chestertown Chester River W. Dorsey Hines

Norris backs Roosevelt policy to curb power trust

Senator G. W. Norris, returning to McCook Nebraska, said Roosevelt’s public policy would put the power trust out of business. Norris, a Republican, will not speak at Roosevelt’s September 28 meeting here and declines to discuss politics.

Daylight Saving Time Ends Sunday

Daylight saving ends Sunday at 3 a.m. as clocks advance back one hour. The change brings 60 extra minutes of darkness in the evening for cities like Broadway while most of America reclaims the hour borrowed in spring.

New York America Broadway

Irritable wives urged to try vegetable compound

A period advertisement targets unhappy women blaming nerves for moodiness and headaches. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy strengthening through tonic action, with letters from grateful users and urging readers to ask their druggist for the liquid or tablets.

Lydia E. Pinkham

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