Search for Pris or House Unsuccessful in Baltimore
State and Sheriff James A Jones with a Leavenworth group from St John's Catholic church searched near 706 South Green Street and Camden Station for Sister Cecelia Hawee abducted from Notre Dame Academy. Officers visited multiple houses and found no sign of the nun, though crowds followed and interfered. A renewed search planned if Cecelia’s health allows, with routes to Camden Station fully covered.
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James A Jones
John's Catholic Church
Baltiamore
Eer
Uece Ha Wee
Notre Dame Academy
Parer
Cole
Parr
Baltimore Siete Tive
South Green Street
Camden Sta
Cecelia
Baltimore
Camden Station
Ter Cecelia
Camden
Sheruf
Celilia
Ibis
F. Mev
Winder
Bion
Sherif Jon
Anaine Anders
Ste Ceoclia
Sou
Canmew Station
Fins
Camde
Staten
Cerelia
Dio
Notre Damesday
Ger
Yar xi
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Aimed at Digestive Ailments
An advertising blurb promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable laxative remedy for stomach upset and indigestion. It claims the product cleanses the liver and bowels, improves taste and appetite, and provides relief without griping. The ad urges taking one to two tablets at bedtime and notes a 30 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Exhausted by Strain After Kidnapping Case
Rev Fr Kane head of Notre Dame Convent says he will not grant further interviews. He cites exhaustion from the case and the forthcoming Forty Hours Devotion at St John’s Catholic Church. Newspaper inquiries were curtailed as sources say Sister Cecelia remains the focus.
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Wham J. Kane
St. John’s Catholic Church
Notre Dame
Cerea
Fr. Kane
Cecelia
Two Doors to Man's Mind
A reflective piece on dual mental states, describing the waking and dream minds as separate halves of consciousness. It explains how the sleep door gradually opens, how daily events push for waking, and how anticipation or worry can prolong the dream state before reentry to daylight life. A News classified ad notes that a For Sale ad yields results.
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Ilan
Reither
Nora
Fearless Explorer Faints on Stage at New York Event
A fourg woman from the Museum of Natural History in New York, after recounting experiences with an elephant and a lion in Africa, fainted from stage fright while addressing an audience in New York City.
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Eraft
Museum of Natural History
New York
New York City
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