Runaway boy J Davis found and returned to father
Twelve year old J Davis, who fled from Balti more earlier in the week, was located near Frederick after being sheltered at Montevue Hospital. With help from Michael E. Pue of the Maryland Children's Aid Society, officials identified him as J Teelears of Baltimore and he was returned to his father Monday evening after days of search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal- Henore
J. Wis Davis
Montevue Hospital
Mr. Davis
Michael E. Pue
Frederick
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Reel'’s Mall
Frederick Junction
J. Lewis Smith
J. Teelears
Jefferson Street
Bing
Fredrick
Way to Get At a Cold Through the Bowels
Audacious claim that laxatives like cascara strengthen bowels and relieve colds. It promotes Cascarets candy as a pleasant, mild remedy to activate bowels quickly, suggesting harsher treatments are unnecessary.
Boy Runaway Placed In Boarding Home After Custody
A boy who ran away from home was taken into custody by authorities after a school teacher reported an inquiry by Mrs Pue. He was placed in a boarding home while his parents were sought, later sent to Montevue under Superintendent James A. Jones. The boy claimed he and his father moved from Brooklyn to Baltimore and that his father died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pue
Davis
Hussa
Boise
Charles W. Crem
Acidity Drug Promises Nerve Boost and Vitality
A German pharmaceutical house develops Magtema Oxoids claimed to relieve acidity and indigestion and restore strength and spirits. The ad describes acidity irritating nerves, causing restlessness, and asserts the medicine neutralizes gas and supports better bowel movement and energy.
Make This Acidity Test From Peoples Service Doug Store
A garbled ad fragment promotes an acidity test kit from a local service store. It instructs taking two after each dose, then reporting how you sleep and feel, promising a response or reprint from the provider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Service
Doug Store
Hiend Appay 4M Meever Pur Te Be deve Fraeca Mente
The text provided is unreadable or corrupted and cannot be reliably summarized into a newspaper card.
Braaceas Deora Se cheered 7 meré Ste St
The readable text shows a cheer for an event involving Se cheered at Ste St with fractured phrases and names unclear. Insufficient context prevents precise identification of participants or outcome.
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