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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1919

Page

14

Collier's Weekly in the Shadow of Peter Collier

The piece praises Peter Fenelon Collier as a self-made founder whose ideals shaped Collier's Weekly. It notes his rise from poverty to prominence, his steadfast character, wide reading, and the publication's American, fact based, conviction driven stance. It argues Collier's fosters constructive national thought and citizenship.

RSON Collier’s Weekly Peter Fenelon Collier Alger Republic Collier’s

Great Britain Faces the Future and Other War Pieces

A compendium of wartime pieces notes Joseph Conrad on Poland's enduring spirit and Richard Washburn Child on Britain's reconstruction path. It mentions Mr. Child's England visit, a Mildred Cram Magella tale, Pugs adventures, a training show for blinded WWI veterans, and other authentic war articles by Adams and Wolff.

Richard Washburn Child Great Britain Mr. Child England Samuel Hopkins Adams

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Joseph Conrad Poland Frank Condon Harmony George Omar Gill Signor Pug Magella Mildred Cram William Almon Wolff Russia Rough Riders — the Cossacks Nikolaki P. Zarokilli
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