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Maine State Library
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Library
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English
Abstract
Entries include brief biographical information, a biographical newspaper clipping book review with the photographic images of Ruth Sawyer, the home of Ruth and Benjamin Wood, and Pal the family dog, a handwritten letter presenting a replacement copy of her juvenile book, and a research question concerning children's talk from 1800-1825 in Maine.
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Sawyer, Ruth 1906- and Maine State Library, "Ruth Sawyer Correspondence" (2015). Maine Writers Correspondence. 499.
https://digitalmaine.com/maine_writers_correspondence/499
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Entries include brief biographical information, a typed biographical excerpt, a typed letter from the Maine State Library introducing Ruth Sawyer Wood to the Maine Author Collection with respect to Oscar, a handwritten biographical letter concerning her life in Augusta, Maine, a newspaper article clipping from the Waterville Sentinel with information on a children's story hour speaking engagement at the public library and a display of letters Ruth had received from celebrated people with orders for her book and her photographic portrait image, a biographical newspaper book review clipping with the photographic images of: Ruth Sawyer, the home of Ruth and Benjamin Wood, and Pal the family dog, a handwritten letter presenting a replacement copy of her juvenile book, and a research question concerning children's talk from 1800-1825 in Maine. Date Range: 1943/1945