Polly Finds Lamb and Plans Defiance of Old Mare
Polly Hopkins helps Granny Hope and Wee Jerry by rescuing a lamb, then defies Oscar Bennett who pressures Evelyn Robertson and Marcus MacKenzie to secure control. Polly schemes a nighttime meeting to protect Evelyn while Hopkins and Larry Bishop vow to resist Old Mare. Polly’s bold faith unites the squatters in hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Jeremiah Hopkins
Larry Bishop
Jerry
Daddy
Granny Hope
Pollyop
Larry
Brat
Hopkins
Silent
Bishop
Marc MacKenzie
Billy-goat Hopkins
Oscar
Evelyn
Oscar Bennett
Polly Hopkins
Bennett
Tanlac credited for turning families healthy and energetic
The advertisement touts Tanlac as the greatest family medicine, citing numerous testimonials from families across the United States and Canada. It claims improved appetites, energy, nerves, and overall health, urging readers to buy now from their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gingras
Harrison Ave
Providence
A. L
Tanlac
Mr. Gingras
United States
Canada
John Widner
Roosevelt Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
John Marquis
Manchester
N. H
Belmont St
Chicago
Frank St. Richards
South Wood St
Taniac
New York
Chas. E. van Colt
Fourth Ave
Albany
Bert Hewer
East Avenue
Toronto
Ontario
Virginia
J. F. Robertson
Danville
Squatters Clash Over Land Near Ithaca in Silent City Tale
Polly Hopkins and her family live in a dilapidated shack in the Silent City near Ithaca. Oscar Bennett, a rich neighbor, hides a secret marriage to Evelyn Robertson who relies on cousin Robert Percival’s bounty. Polly learns MacKenzie plans to oust the squatters while a sympathetic stranger aids them. Evelyn reveals poverty, not wealth, and Polly carries a message urging Bennett to patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Robertson
Evelyn
Robert Percival
MacKenzie
Percival
Marcus
Marcus Mackenzie
Ithaca
Oscar
Eve
Robert
Granny Hope
Wee Jerry
Daddy
Oh Mare
Silent City
New York
Polly Hopkins
Small Jerry
Oscar Bennett
Evelyn Robertson
Polly
Bennett
Quick Lunch on the Tracks A Humorous Armistice
A pig and a hen chat on railroad tracks as a cartoon caption appears in the American Legion Weekly. The scene includes a jokey exchange about alimony and a judge’s remark, with the phrase Toot-toot and a bustling railroad setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Weekly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ge Miller White
R H Livingstone
Lille
Brown and Company
Pollvop
Hubert Percival
Granny Hope’s
Polly Dear
Winifred
Tostead
THE
Alabastine Company
Grandville Avenue
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Astiftq
Bayer
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