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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1933

Page

3

Winthrop News Briefs Show Socials and Local Happenings

Community notes list residents vacationing on Cape Cod and in the White Mountains. Hospital updates report George Lavoie’s slight improvement after a truck incident. Travel mentions include the Laconia liner voyage and Miss Ethel Brooks sailing Ile de France. Socials cover club meetings, family visits, parties, and hometown visitors to and from Winthrop with many August plans and greetings.

Ethel Brooks Crags St New York Ile de France England France Dickinson Hospital School of Nursing Northampton Henrietta Perkins

Fragmented inquiry on ancient nautiloids and Earth history

The readable text questions the role of nautiloids during ancient Earth history and hints at dramatic changes in the planet's past. It appears to ask about periods when nautiloids dominated and references a time long before present.

Dancing Party Aids St Marys By The Sea Chapel

A fundraising dancing party for St Marys By The Sea Chapel Fund is planned for Friday night at the Point Shirley Yacht Club. The event features a long list of organizers led by chairman Paul L McCarthy with assistants Anna Donovan Marguerite Flinn Virginia Streeter Helen Knox Mari-Elizabeth McCarthy Marie Wheaton and many others.

St. Mary’s By the Sea Chapel Fund Point Shirley Yacht Club Paul L McCarthy Anna Donovan Marguerite Flinn Virginia Streeter Helen Knox Mari-Elizabeth McCarthy Marie Wheaton William Kinky William Mahoney Frances Kelly Rita Cronin Rose West Mary Honan Dorothy Phelan Joseph Kelly Kenneth Butler Peter O'Neil Cornelius Sullivan John Kelly William McLaughlin William Hoar Joseph Barry George Gillooly

Miss Florence Cartwright Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party

Miss Florence Cartwright daughter of Mr and Mrs Edmund Cartwright of Johnson Avenue celebrated her seventh birthday with a party for seven of her playmates Tuesday afternoon. Guests included Elizabeth Dickinson Joan Devereux Gertrude Silliker and Alice Fearing. The table featured green and pink decorations with a basket whistle hat and other favors. The hostess cut the cake and received many gifts.

Florence Cartwright Edmund Cartwright Johnson Avenue Elizabeth Dickinson Joan Devereux Gertrude Silliker Alice Fearing

Deaths Adams Amadon Walters in Winthrop area notices

Death notices list Mary K Amadon of Winthrop widow of Dr Arthur F Amadon and mother of Frank W Amadon of 60 Courts Rd Melrose service at Wyoming Cemetery Melrose Monday July 31 Reverend Ralph M Harper officiating Caroline E Walters widow of Edward P Walters aunt of Mrs Alfred M Bent of 295 Winthrop St funeral at First Baptist Church Winthrop Tuesday August 1 Reverend Mr Dolan officiating interment Woodlawn Cemetery

AD Bennison Amadon Saratoga Lake N. Y Mary K Arthur F.’ Amadon Frank’ W. Amadon Courts Rd Winthrop Wyolming Cemetery Melrose Ralph M. Harper Walters Caroline E Edward P. Walters Alfred M.bent Winthrop St First’ Baptist Mr. Dolan Woodlawn

Black Widow Spider Most Poisonous In West and North East

A Rural New Yorker note describes the black widow or hourglass spider Lac toderes wagtans as the only truly poisonous spider in the western and eastern United States and beyond. It measures up to one and a half inches, hides in old houses and woodpiles, and can bite without provocation. If bite occurs, apply pressure and seek a doctor. pain peaks in three days and may last weeks.

New England States Herms West Indies Madagascar New Zealand Algeria

Some Cheese in History That May Be Recalled

A short note on historic cheeses linked to figures from Roman, French, and British tales. Mentions Lucullus goat cheese, Saint Gervais Neufchatel, Louis XVI at Grand Trianon, Marie Antoinette with Saint Gervais, and Liederkranz named by an American inventor after a singing society.

Lucullus Rome Napoleon Doctor Johnson Boswell Louis XVI Grand Trianon Marie Antoinette Neufchatel Saint Gervais Versailles

Engravings Bring $11,000 in London Auction

One hundred engravings by Albert Dyrey Sixtenth century German etcher and enero were sold in London for Shwe.

Albert Dyrey London

Manchuria Embraces Modern Health Education

Dr. Arthur Torrance in Hygeia Magazine notes rising health education in Manchuria. He highlights educated youths pursuing clean bodies and sanitary surroundings with modern medical and dental care in schools.

Manchuria Arthur Torrance Hygeia Magazine

Whistler Portrait Returns to Louvre Under Ancient Pact

The portrait of Whistler's Mother, bought by the French government in 1891 for $620 and awarded the Legion of Honor, finally moved to the Louvre in 1926 after delays tied to government policy requiring a ten year posthumous wait.

Paris Whistler Louvre Georges Clemenceau Musee du Luxembourg Luxembourg

Redbud or Judas Tree Known to Old Fishermen

The redbud, known as the Judas tree, is tied to a tradition about Judas Christ’s hanging and to folk beliefs linking blossoms to fish. Fishermen say larger fish spawn when the redbud blooms and luck comes when casting a line as the dogwood flowers. The tree grows from Canada along Lake Erie and Ontario, through New York to Michigan and south to gulf states, with Indiana noting a redbud of two feet nine inches in girth and a bole of twenty three feet.

Judas Canada Lake Erie Lake Ontario New York Michigan Gulf States Indiana

Naming Passenger Ships Requires Good Judgment

A Weekly Telegraph writer notes pronunciation issues in naming passenger ships. The Cunard Tyrrhenia faced multiple mispronunciations from officers and crew, leading to friction with German shopkeepers and a nickname. Cunard then changed the vessel’s name to Lancashire to avoid confusion and honor Lancaster.

Weekly Telegraph Hamburg New York Cunard Lusitania Portugal Mauretania North Africa Lanceashire

Tree dwelling kangaroo of northeast Queensland described

The Australian National museum notes a tree living kangaroo in dense northeast Queensland forests. It may have evolved to nest in trees due to jungle density and has strong forelegs, smaller robust hind legs, capable of jumping from great heights and landing upright. Reportedly it can slide down tails first with remarkable agility.

Australian National Museum Queensland Detroit Free Press

Hawk Moth Feeding Adaptations Highlighted

The article explains the unique hawk moth or sphinx moth with a long feeding proboscis that lengthens beyond its body. It describes how the tube stays curled under the head during flight and notes hover feeding like a hummingbird. It also mentions the tomato and tobacco worms as hawk moth larvae.

Sphinx

Black Bear's Ant Feast and Curious Foraging Tale

A compact note describes a black bear that enjoys many foods from centipedes to honey but has a strong fondness for ants. The bear retrieves ants by inserting a paw into an anthill and waiting for workers to expose the morsels.

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Fresh Green Peas Bartlett Road Ocean Abbott L. Deroo Bank Ocean Lydia B. Osborne Winthrop St. Ocean J. J. Kennedy Cora Frank J. McQueeney Atlantic Whitman & Howard Owi Engineers Liberty Broad Street Room Boston Bernard G. Fritz Wadsworth Block Winthrop Street Tel Ocean Bartlett Elmer E. Dawson Preston B. Chirchill Winthrow David Klagge Avis Villa Avenue Cape Cod Edward White Sargent St Herald Traveler Baltimore Washington Robert Downie George Downie Plummer Ave New Brunswick Alice Oxton Shirley Street Beverly Springer Erick Hagman Spring Road East Orange N. J Louise Hagman Mrs Harold Turner Clift Avenue Carl Turner The White Mountains Clifford’ Loomis Washington Avenue Elmira George Lavoie Charles Orient Heights East Boston Laconia Cunard Line Liverpool Richard—E.—Fisnn Elizabeth Isabel Blandford Ead Boulder Colorado Sidney E. Blandford, Jr Chicago Winthrop Catholic Women's Club Mabel Pats Ralph Pateh Charles Street Hood's Milk Cos Bobbie Dawnie George Dawnie Plumer Avenue A Cogswell Sainday Yory Miss Rath Cousins Hyan- His Whietet Ife Grooper NFE Mt Thomas Stonday Sarah Kelly Sires Street John Uae Erie Eddies Cuhsins Read Jin Foote Circuit North Conway Tion George FE Hodidon Prescott Street Howard Hodedon Gertrude /Kenney Orlando Avenue Tetr. Tives Plainfield, N. J Ane Douglas Rayner Medford Douglas Mort Bray Tropeda Jack Clancy Circuit Road McIntyre Seymour Street Mr. McIntyre Agall Saniel Dobbey Myrtle Avenues Ie.st Jean Blanchard Hamilton Gertrude Thompson Bicehanaip Street Nina Kempton Marshall Street Eleanor Blanchard Albert E. ‘Keleher Woodside Park Stinson Lake N.H Albert, Jr Hunt Raleigh David’ M. Hopkins Martha “Emmons Sunnyside Avenue Bayside Ais Island William Sullivan Mildred McCarthy Frank Jenkins Somerset Avenue Fryeburg Phyllis Somerby Camp Swastika Munsonville N._H John J. Fallon James J. Cody Plympton Cape David Donovan Beach Road William “Murch Mary Wider Rockland Maine Irma Rubins Nevada St Brooklyn Charles Daily Pleasant Street Oak Bluffs Mass Virginia Cawthorne Waldemar Avenue Mise-Nan-Bosworth Natick Chas. Graves Loring Road Cone Robert Lowry Estelle Taylor Joseph YP. Kennedy Betty Graves Lpring Road Helen White Williams St Elizabeth Armstrong Montreal Ralph Harber Winthrop Streets Salem Fred Gillespie Wilshire Street Lake Winnisquam Beatrice Lord Jeannie Ballon Reg Risternd Beattie Watel St. John_are Viv T. Westcott John FE. Shannon En John Westcott Bangor Ralph du Perrault Richard Griffin Rockledge Farm Livermore Falls Andrew Kirk Coral Gables Florida Charles Hatch Nancy Harrington Miss Poly Moulton New Rochelle N_ Yauntet Priscilla Moses Portland Maine Helen Belcher T. O Aebline Brant Rock Wider Margaret Verdi Tressie Key Dorothy Higgins Hyannis Barbara Edwards Swastika Mondat Provincetown H-A. Edwards Helen Brown Beverly Midge Westcott Francis Littleton Sherbrooke, Quebec Richard B. McClintock Barbara Jeane Virginia Meatham Lancaster Maude P. McClintock McClintock St. Paul's Church Church of Our Saviour Brookline Dancing Charles R. Bennison Prislovakia Alusky Mike Frank E. Whitman Creedon’s Restaurant Shirley St Beach Radio. Service Leslie R. Dimes Harry’s Winthrop, Mass Batchelder Whittemore Coal & Oil N. E Golden Glow Lynn Range U. S Murry Ruskin Elliot & Whittier Massachusetts Jefferson Street Ocean Wegener’s Delicatessen Woodside Ave Electrolux Suburban Gas & Electric Company
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