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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1915

Page

7

Pollyanna Brings Jelly to John Pendleton Against Aunt Polly

Pollyanna seeks to help John Pendleton with Mrs Snow’s jelly replacing the usual aid to Mrs Snow. Aunt Polly reluctantly allows Pollyanna to deliver the jelly herself but insists Pendleton must not know the aunt is sending it. Pollyanna eagerly acts on the plan despite Aunt Polly’s quiet, guarded stance.

Pollyanna Polly Jimmy Bean Ladies’ Aid Society Jimmy India West Mrs. White Mrs. Jones Aunt Polly Pendleton Woods Mrs. Snow Nancy Miss Polly John Pendleton Yanna Pollyannna Mr. Pendleton

Pollyanna Visits John Pendleton for Calf's Foot Jelly

Pollyanna brings calf's-foot jelly to John Pendleton in his hospital room. The doctor permits the visit and praises her uplifting influence while Pendleton, initially cross, softens at her bright, persistent kindness. Nurse and maid observe the scene in a tense but hopeful moment.

Pollyanna John Pendleton Pendleton Anna Whittier Gabriel

STOP PEACE STAMPS SALE IN BOSTON POST OFFICE

The sale of ten cent peace stamp booklets is prohibited in the Boston post office after complaints from customers. Promoters include C G Heywang of the Guaranteed Circulation Company of New York. Government rules require at least 80 percent of receipts go to approved charity before such sales are approved.

Boston Post Office C. G. Heywang Guaranteed Circulation Company of New York

Coast Survey Opens Boston Office Led by F L Roberts

F L Roberts, commercial agent of the United States Department of Commerce, is named head of the new Coast and Geodetic Survey office in Boston. The office, first housed in the Oliver Building on Milk Street, marks the fifth sub-office and will later move to permanent space on the 18th floor of the Custom House.

F. L. Roberts United States Department of Commerce Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Coast and Geodetic Survey Boston Oliver Building Milk Street Coast Survey Custom House

Boston Latin School Association elects officers again

Dr. Charles Eliot and all officers from last year were re elected at the annual meeting held yesterday at the school A fund of $200 from the class of 1885 will provide prizes for boys showing proper school split and the secretary treasurer and librarian reports were read and accepted.

Charles Eliot Boston Latin School Association

Portraits and Heirlooms at Center of Court Conflict

Colonel Henry Hastings seeks return of family portraits from J Warren Bailey of Newton after a court decree. Bailey says his wife Fannie was ill and unaware of orders, claiming the portraits were sold. Judge Morton gives Bailey until Monday to pay $21 costs or face jail.

Henry Hastings J. Warren Bailey Jewetttreet, Newton Mr. Bailey Superior Court Colonel Hastings Fannie B. Bailey Jenney Bailey

What Shall I Do With the Money I’ve Saved

The upcoming Sunday Post Magazine promises guidance on managing savings with practical tips and potential investment ideas aimed at readers seeking clear, actionable steps.

Pollyanna Sunday Post

Woods Rites Honor City Councillor Woods

Funeral arrangements for William H. Woods city councillor of Boston were completed with city officials and his organizational members attending in a body. The solemn high mass of requiem was held at St. Columbkille's Church with several clergymen officiating. Burial followed at Holyhood Cemetery.

William H. Woods Boston Union Street Brighton St. Columbkinle’s Church Joseph V. Tracy William J. Reardon George A. Reardon James R. Fallon Curley James A. Watson Edward Leary John Dever John J. Lane Arthur McDonald Holyhood Cemetery

Man Held on Manslaughter Charge After Chief's Death

Joseph E. L. Miller of Weymouth faced arraignment in Quincy District Court on manslaughter and operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated in the death of Weymouth Chief of Police Patrick Butler. Bonds set at $1500 with one bondsman, case continued to Saturday for grand jury action.

Joseph E. l. Miller Weymouth Patrick Butler Quincy Miller

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Pollyanna the Mark Eleanor H. Porter The Boston Post Swaaloy Dr. Chilton L. C. Page & Co., Inc Stop Peace Stamps Sale Postoffice Hastings W. H. Woods Filene Washington Milan Filene’s
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