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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1914

Page

10

Elephant Fund Drive Seeks $2478.52 For Franklin Park Zoo Elephants

Boston readers are urged to continue raising funds for Mollie Waddy and Tony at Franklin Park Zoo. The campaign has reached $3521.48 of $6000 with $2478.52 still needed, supported by students and adults alike through penny drives and community events. Local jurors and Youth's Companion workers contributed, and schools plan elephant parties to boost donations. An after school athletic meet fundraiser idea is proposed to accelerate giving.

Mollie Waddy Tony Franklin Park Zoo Boston Adams-Whitbeck Superior Civil Court Adelia C Franklin School Malden Miss Freeman Greater

Pet Hen Polly Boosts Elephant Fund

Stanley Nichols of Burlington Massachusetts sends 15 cents to buy elephants for the sea and notes Polly the hen may lay eggs this week to raise more funds. He also mentions six more hens setting and the possibility of selling hatchlings if eggs hatch before elephants are purchased.

Stanley Elephant Fund Polly Stanley Nichols Burlington, Mass

Theatres Aid Elephant Fund in Roxbury and Roslindale

Two Greater Boston theatres, the Eagle Theatre Roxbury and the New Roslindale Theatre, hosted elephant benefits. The Eagle's box office donated all post show proceeds, totaling 16.51 plus 1.78 from lobby envelopes, with several children contributing further.

Greater Boston Moving Picture Eagle Theatre Roxbury Roslindale Theatre Wasserman Elephant Fund

Hair Growth Recipe Promoted by Madame Rose

Famous vaudeville performer Madame Rose shares a home recipe claimed to grow hair make it glossy and prevent shedding. Mix water bay rum Barbo powder and glycerine apply to scalp thrice weekly to darken gray hair and soften locks. Ingredients available at drugstores at low cost.

Madame Rose Chicago

Scholar Fund Drives Benefit Shows for Elephants in Boston

A Boston scholar Richard Humphrey’s fund collects donations via envelopes at Dorchester and Roslindale venues. Volunteers including Boyer and Marks and Al Green donated time. World’s Feature Film Company supplied a three reel film Golden Cross and Fred Murphy provided a four reel drama. Manager Wesserman and Charles J. Gorman organized ongoing Monday after school benefits to aid the Elephant Editor fund.

Boyer and Marks al Green Wesserman Joseph I. Manning Peter F. Dolan Clifford Boyd Percy Thomas Dorothea Rust Edward Ellis John Payson Louis Paxton Fred B. Murphy the World Special Film Company Gorman

Elephant Benefit Shows Planned at Roxbury and Allston Theatres

Two benefit performances are announced at the Shawmut Theatre, Roxbury, and the Scenic Theatre, Allston, to aid elephants. Chenoweth will charge a penny admission after school at Shawmut. Walsh at Scenic will charge 5 cents for children and 10 cents for adults.

Moving Picture Shawmut Theatre Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury Scenic Theatre Allston Chenoweth Walsh

Letters Interest the Grown-Ups Too

Readers send small donations to support an elephant fund, with children from Claremont Somerville Maplewood and Winthrop contributing pennies and duties to see elephants at Franklin Park or the zoo. Names include ELINOR, WILLIAM SJOSTROM, AUDREY GRIFFIN, VIOLET GRIFFIN, RALPH C. SPAULDING and families.

Georg Franklin Park Sumemer William Sjostrom Rudolph Street Maplewood

Dear Elephant Fund Letters From Boston Area Children

A trio of young readers describe visiting the zoo and express desire to see elephants Tony Mollie and Waddie. They send small donations including 1.00 25c and 5c via a Dear Elephant Fund to support purchasing elephants for the park.

Papa Tony Mollie Waddie Earle Sumner Allen Sixth Street South Boston Elephant Fund Keith Shepard School Frederick S. Pike Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge Mass

Room 16 Funds Donation to Elephant Fund

A money order for two dollars is enclosed from members of Room 16 at Boston Latin School. The note is signed by a member of Room 16 thanking the Elephant Fund organizers.

Elephant Fund Room 16 Boston Latin School Boston Post Elephant F

Children donate to Elephant Fund for Franklin Park elephants

A Boston Post Elephant Fund page records numerous child and adult donations toward buying elephants for Franklin Park. Letters from Frederick Pike and others describe savings, pennies, and small gifts, hopeful to view elephants and other animals at the zoo this summer.

Little Elephant Stories Teaches About Elephants Origins

A Boston readers guide explains elephant types Asiatic and African to children with notes on habitats brain size ears tusks and ivory. Mollie Waddy and Tony are Asiatic elephants. the article contrasts sizes and features of the two species and invites curiosity about the animal's world.

Mollie Waddy Tony

Dorchester Children Donate To Elephant Fund

A Dorchester note from Laurels Alden Bean requests money to buy elephants for a summer event. A seven year old Florence Gainsboro offers 25 cents and invites the elephant visitors to Franklin Park with her dolly.

Elephant Man Prince Pearl Richard S. Horne Tremont Street Roxbury Laurels Alden Bean Leyland Street Dorchester Mass Dolly Franklin Park Florence Gainsboro Harlem St

Subscription List Reveals Broad Local Fundraising Totals

A lengthy subscription ledger lists numerous donors from Dorchester Roxbury Somerville and surrounding areas giving varied amounts. Names include Leona Cossaboom Katherine Gold Dorchester and Leona Gold among many others. proceeds support a youth charity and community efforts with totals showing multiple dollars and cents.

Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Quick Beauty Boost

An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline Danderine for hair cleansing and dandruff removal. It claims immediate improvement in hair softness, shine, and fullness after a 25 cent bottle use. It emphasizes scalp vitality and hair growth from roots.

Knowlton

Get Rid of Piles at Home

Advert shows Pyramid Pile Remedy promising fast relief from hemorrhoids with a free trial package. It claims contraction of congested veins and elimination of pain, fire, and torture, urging immediate coupon submission to prove effectiveness and offering regular packages for 50 cents at drug stores.

Pyramid Drug Company Marshall, Mich

El Rado Hair Remover Promises Quick Smooth Skin

Ad claims El Rado dissolves unsightly facial hair without harm, with thousands of women reporting fast results on lip chin cheek neck and arms. It promotes 50c and 1.00 bottles from Pilgrim Co New York and offers money back if unsatisfied.

Reading Drug and Department Pilgrim . Co New York

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