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Lost and Found items advertised in The Washington Post
A long OCR style notice lists numerous lost items and rewards with descriptions of watches, chains, rings, gloves, a collie dog, a purse, a pocketbook, and more. It urges readers to call The Washington Post main line for locating lost articles, and mentions identification requirements and a central Lost and Found Bureau for returning items and awarding rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabur Hua
Gil
Irving Sts
Gil Pieper
Juan Wendla
Pepp
Hention
Elemouth
Baltimore
Somar
Wein
Rewgton
Snowls
Bunkkeep Og Sabiry
Satiefartor
Knowlen
GFN
Ronnes
Iimadyriting
Wito
Adiress Calloeink
Green Stuart Uldg
Mets
PIRES
Willinem
Witterssi
Regent
Washington
The
Washington Post
Mike
Penna Ave
Kel Jin
Wikstu
St Stephens Rod Manor
Pinswatermay
Georgetus
Mertins JR
Vernon Steamboat Co
Tiffany
Laddie Young
Oran
Betnery
Urongk
Slagay
Trinity Chuck
Georgetown
Odowi
Tall
Homer University
Ftetwra
Mivacy
Finn
Reva
Iowa
Falrisia Hk
Grant Place
North
Ase
Mtvluer
Branett
Ietler
Hopplinger
Enston
Beryeen
Sticyde
Raf
Bebruars
IL ST
Howe
Indy
Uti
F Sts
Hensely
Fahart Lowa
Simon Taos Kellers
Neil
Cate
Brown
Uiberal Fenard
Washington DC
Plymouth
Dvb
Capitol
Penna
Etowt & Wednesda
Wight
Deamonds
Capitol Potlee
Erne
Capitel Prise
Capitel Follee
Cnis Staton
Rhbernt
Rusch
Kas Athl
Kmane Dulin
Reet
Mass Ave Litwies
ROX LM
Ich Pina
POCKI+TBOUK—LONTAINING
Mionfy
Lest and