Box 1
Contains 178 Results:
"Buy your own cherries," H.N. Thissell, Phila.
Publisher?
"One million signers to the Rechabite patriotic pledge," flyer for prohibition
Note that an additional piece of sheet music is located in Box 3 and an additional theater bill in oversize drawer 12, due to size.
Postcards featuring parables
Two. Printed by James Perrigo, Portland, Maine. Postcards not used.
"The forest tavern," James Perrigo, 1912
Portland, Me.
Poem, "Danger!", n.d.
Hand-written poem. Last line reads, "Francis E. Willard expressed the wish that every boy and girl in the land would commit these verses to memory."
Dialogue, "The two school boys"
Edward A. Otis and Samuel R. Simpson. Anti-Tobacco Tract Depository, Winthrop, Me. No. 2. On last page: "The Twins," S. Sewall, Anti-Tobacco Tract Depository, No. 7.
Operetta, "Columbia's army", n.d.
One act operetta on temperance by Ella A. Clarke, Kennebunk, Me.
"Hick'ry farm," Jonesport Opera House, February 1897
Presented by The Temperance Mu…L(?) Helpers Dramatic Company. Cast listed.
Theater bill, "The Drunkard!", August 1862
Rachel Johnson as Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Morgan. Also listed "Simpson & Co. or The jealous wife" and "Ten nights in a bar-room." Cast listed. Hand-written script at lower left indicates date.
Theater bill, "Ten nights in a bar-room", ca. October 31, 1864
At the Opera House, Winthrop Street, Augusta, Me. Advertised for October 31. Hand-written year of "64" next to printed date.