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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1925
Page
3
A McClure Syndicate meditation extols EARN EDT readers to face troubles with Hope. It portrays weary souls at a turning point who gain courage, discipline, and vision, transforming doubts into faith and leading efforts to build a better world through leadership and perseverance.
A fragmentary verse vignette contemplates daily life under a sunlit sky. The speaker muses on routine and quiet moments in a seemingly ordinary world, hinting at deeper emotion beneath simple imagery.
A family guide to using cold roast beef with hot sandwiches and a baked dish. The recipe suggests brown sauce or gravy with sour pickle, thin beef slices, and butter mashed with mustard on bread, plus a bacon garnish. For a supper dish, bake with tomato sauce and biscuit crust.
A historical recipe instructs mixing beef suet molasses water flour soda salt cinnamon and cloves. Steam three hours and serve with a hard sauce.
Irvin S. Cobb recounts an Owen county tale of a farmer seeking advice from a self styled oracle on sassafras sprouts. The sage responds by joking that the only way to rid a field is to move away as the sprouts proliferate unceasingly.
A reflective poem urges workers to value every laboring role behind a desk or on a log as essential to society. It argues toil serves the age, not just wages, and calls for moving forward with a hopeful spirit. The piece emphasizes each person as a vital cog in the world’s vast machine.
Dr Currier explains ulcerative stomach disease arising in anemia and malnutrition, its varied forms, risks of perforation and hemorrhage, and management through diet and medications such as bismuth. He notes surgery can cure a clearly diagnosed ulcer but duplicates may exist.
The Mayo surname derives from Matthew forms such as Mayhew and Mahieu with variants like Mayow and Mayoune in old records. Puritan minister Rev John Mayo led Boston’s Second Church in 1655, and Rev Amory Dwight Mayo and William Mayo helped shape education and Virginia surveying. English origins include Herefordshire and a Cornwall branch in Bree, with earls Bourke connection.
A young boy Johnnie longs to touch a white china dog on the mantel in Grandma’s farmhouse parlor. A dreamlike chase through woods leads to a broken dog scene that vanishes when Grandma awakens him. She gives him the dog born from his father’s childhood and he learns to resist temptation.
The article traces the May day custom of choosing a May king and queen to ancient vegetation rites. It notes representations of male and female harvest spirits sometimes sacrificed or symbolically executed. It cites Britton Austen on lingering ill treatment of retiring May royalty and a 1547 parish record of fines for refusing the offices.
Marcella, a popular name in England and Ireland, traces to Rome and Greece with meanings of strength. It connects to Marcius and Marcia, linked to martyrs and St. Jerome, with Marcel as French link and Marcelle common in France. Topaz is said to be Marcella’s talismanic gem and Sunday the lucky day with a lucky number.
The Louisville Courier Journal excerpt features a butcher and an American friend arguing over what a man wants. The line hints at a biff and a discolored eye, suggesting a dispute or injury context in a vivid dialogue.
In a sprawling tale a mother Connie adopts her own theory driven by supply and demand shaping her children and career. Jim rescues her from bankruptcy after a marriage sparked by her failed engagement. Their sons Jerry George and James test boundaries while Connie balances caution with theory.
A short, whimsical note about a cinch bug envying Mr. Cheese Worm. The speaker comments on the worm's pleasant home and its ability to enjoy it while inside. The piece has a playful, informal tone and focuses on curiosity about the worm’s comfort.
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