Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-08-14
PERSONAL CHATS WITH
THE HERALD JUNIORS
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drawing paper? 1t is so much easier
to draw on.
would love to go to the picnic and
certainly would if l were in the city,
for L would like to have my picture
taken with the other prize winners, put
fear I cannot go, as l am down here
at the beach. BEULAH BROOE.
You must never be discouraged, for
of course it was because of some mis-
take that your letters were not pub
lished. Your motto, Try, try again.
is the best you can have.
1t is very much better to draw on
cardboard. | am sure if you will try
it you will find that it is not so hard.
We were all disappointed not to see
you at the picnic
Dear Aunt Laurie:
/ do not think that 1 can come to
the picnic. | would like to come very
much | want to meet you and the
Juniors. l know what happy time
1 would have.
1 do not think that I will ever get
tired of writing and drawing for The
Herald. l send you a drawing, linz
erick and story. I was pleased to see
my drawing in the paper.
Lovingly, your niece,
ROSE WILLIAMS.
It pleases me so much when you say
that you will never get tired of writ
ing for the Junior. l have enjoyed
hearing from you and l have wondered
if you have enjoyed it too. lie sure
to always write wherever you are.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
1 am sending my illustrations for
Jack the Giant Killer" [ didn't know
whether you wanted one or several so
| am sending two. 1 have not sent
anything to the Junior for a long time,
but l hope my drawings have improved
since the last time Thanking you for
the prizes which 1 have won before
1 remain, your nephew,
HANS WAGNER.
Your pictures were fine and I was
sorry that 1 could not print both of
them. | showed them to the artist of
the paper and he said that the one
which / printed was good. I want to
get a picture from you each week.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
have read The Herald Junior for
about a month and was interested IN
it the first Sunday I read it.
| would like to be one of your many
nieces and write every week. have
written one story anG two limerlcks
before, of which all were published:
was very glad to see one of my Inn
ericks under the two words, honorable
mention.
will have to close, hoping that you
will accept me as one of your nieces.
FRANCES PUTNAM.
Will you be sure to write to me
every week? l will be so glad. l THINK
the Junior is an interesting paper, too,
and / have so many nice nepheWs ana
nieces. They will be glad to have you
in our family, too.
Dear Aunt Laurie
have never written before but have
been an interested reader and L hope
you will receive me as niece. we
have taken The Herald for about two
years now. EDNA PARSONS'
will be so glad to have you for my
nieces and l hope that you will write
to me often. for now l will look for
your papers. l know you will enjoy
the work very much after you have
written for a little while.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
have been reading The Herald
junior every ouluoy loi qullV d "iiiC
and 1 am very interested in it and
would like very much to be one of
your nieces. Would you please ac-
cept me as one?
am sending you q limerick that 1
have finished. 1 like them very much.
l will write the stories, and 1 would
like very much to draw. Would you
please tell me what kind of drawing
paper to use? MARJORIE WEST.
I am glad you are interested in the
Junior and ! will accept you for one
of my nieces with the greatest of pleas
ure All the stories are interesting
work, and for the drawing be sure to
use black ink and cardboard
Dear Aunt Laurie:
We have taken The Herald for some
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