Pollyanna Grows Up Sequel Earns Reader Support Letters
Readers urge Boston Post to publish the Pollyanna sequel Pollyanna Grows Up with many signatories from Newton Highlands Roslindale Brockton Malden and Boston praising the charming tale. The letters express wide reader enthusiasm and urge continued serialization in the Post.
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the Post
Boston Post
Boston
Mass
Post
Sir
Pollyanna
Co. M. Soule
Boylston Road
Newton Highlands
Newsboys
Anna C Rice
Chandler Street
Winchendon
Ann M. Snow
L. Robinson
Vivian A. Beverley
H. C. Wight
Julia H. Green
House of Delano, Potter & Co
Commercial Street
The
Boston Daily
Boston Sunday Post
M. E. Leesam
C. E. Langen
Alma E. Bailey
Genevieve Birmingham
W. S. Courtney
J. T. McGeorge
H. M. Watson
F. M. Panze
G. E. Johnson
E. J. Osborne
I. E. Graham
H. McB Parker
Albert McMasters
Charles J Atwater
M.C. Bullock
Ida Frances Russell
Crowell Street
Brockton
Ralph Shorey
Columbia Street
Malden
Peace Day Observed in City Schools with Patriotic Remembrance
Public schools across the city celebrated Peace Day with flag salutes and songs. Students heard peace-oriented messages drawn from the American School Peace League pamphlet War What We Should Say About It in the Schools. Younger pupils performed recitations and songs while older classes presented varied programs, including Lowell school’s emphasis on chivalry amid the ongoing war.
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American School Peace League
Lowell
Malden Man Missing Since Saturday
John Keefe a 60 year old resident of 52 Bowers Avenue Malden has disappeared since Saturday. His wife and six children appealed to Malden police for help searching for him. Keefe left Saturday afternoon to go to a Boston house to pay a bill and was last seen on Friend Street Boston by a neighbor with fears of foul play.
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John Keefe
Bowers Avenue
Malden
Keefe
Boston
Friend Street
Carver Sentenced to One Year at Hard Labor
Samuel Carver, Boston attorney, convicted of forgery uttering and larceny of 925 dollars, is sentenced to one year at hard labor in the house of correction. The sentence is stayed pending a Supreme Judicial Court review on trial exceptions.
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Boston
Slessinger
House of Correction
Supreme Judicial Court
Pollyanna Brings Joy to a Troubled Household
Miss Polly Harrington learns how Pollyanna and her father taught a "glad game" to find something to be happy about in every situation. Mrs Payson and Nancy explain how Pollyanna's optimism helps Milly Snow, the Paysons, and the town, while Pollyanna herself faces the news of her accident.
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Milly Snow
Polly Harrington
Mrs. Tarbell
Miss Polly
Harrington Homestead
Rose Atvance
Mrs. Payson
Tom Payson
Pendleton Hill
Nancy
Hephzibah
Pollanna
Mrs. Parson
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