Box 1

This is a faded newspaper clip about the Liner Kroonland sailing through the Panama Canal to advertise in South America. Paul M. Hollister is listed as a "funny man on board" who was once editor of the Harvard Lampoon.

This is a small blank post card that appears to have been removed from a scrapbook-like setting; the front shows a sreet scene with a number of early model cars parked out front of buildings on a dirt road, with people walking on the sidewalks of each side.

This is an eight page letter written on two folded sheets of paper, with text and color sketches of a boat, a hat, various people, and a bridge that Paul M. Hollister wrote to his son; the date has no year.

This letter addressed to Paul M. Hollister is written on both sides each of three sheets of paper in heavy black ink. The author mentions wanting to acknowledge Paul's thoughtfulness and his X-mas card.

This is a fragile typed letter on faded paper, with handwritten edits added. Parell mentions hoping to see Hollister from time to time, and also "we will endeavor to elect you president of the Assassination of Commerce, although you may think the electric chair is preferable."

This post card has a color image of a woman in a dress walking down a street in front of new houses. The back has typed text that reads "The two houses in the foreground (see reverse side of card) were planned, built, and sold by 'The Home Builder' {C.P. Sites} and represent a very small percentage of the many attractive homes built and sold by him in Oklahoma City. Office: 206 Colcord Building"

This is a typed letter on Famous Players-Lasky Corporation letterhead. Dague mentions sending a copy of Buck's first letter, that "it is really a corking one."

This is a long newspaper clipping with what appear to be letters to the editor on one side and a Q&A column and advertisements on the other. There is an unreadable handwritten note at the top.

This is a three page letter written on two blue sheets of paper from a mother to her son, presumably related to Paul M. Hollister.

This is a typed letter on badly faded paper with slightly tattered edges, presumably addressed to Paul M. Hollister; it mentions that news is getting out. There is a handwritten (in pencil) note from 'Rat' that reads "Three cheers from me to you for your old friend Tilma! Banzai!"