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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1933
Page
5
A veteran club column reminiscences about childhood toys and family care, then covers a Winthrop Lodge meeting with members Dan Callahan Frank Nicolai Mike Willen and others sharing stories jokes and community plans. It notes an August picnic at Centennial Grove Essex and praises brothers Tim Barter and Ellis Donovan among others.
On the job from morning to night the rep earns rest for the public. Brother Dan smiles and boosts Winthrop Review sales with reciprocity. Adonis gazes at the bay in color bathing attire as Leo DeLorey arrives.
A weather expert explains why the old adage red sky at night brings delight and red sky in morning warns of rain. The setting sun reddens the sky due to air moisture rising after a warm day, while morning red indicates already high moisture and likely rain.
The Chinatown sage Ah Ho argues that battles teach wisdom but no ancestor has clearly recorded the experience to guide progress through books rather than more clashes. He emphasizes practical learning over written records to foster advancement.
Kathleen Cronin, 19, daughter of Eugene and Mrs Cronin of 170 Washington Avenue Winthrop, won Monday's Nantasket boat trip contest after a judging event at the Platinum Salon Metropolitan Theatre. She previously starred in Winthrop High School athletics and dramatics and recently graduated from Katherine Gibbs school. The competition had six daily winners with five appearing for judging, two twins Kathleen and Eileen Cronin drawing attention from scouts.
A Herald article notes tennis balls in a Davis Cup match between Germany and England traveling at high speeds. It cites a fantasy comparison across the Atlantic and reports service balls at 68.5 mph and slower balls at 31 mph.
A Winthrop Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Mabel Smith’s Chester Avenue home opens with roll call and reports. Mrs Jo Shinter presents “Gardens Etc” paper. Bertha Smith reads article on planting for bloom in October. Sept show at the Kks auditorium with a nominal fee. Reports mention tomato and potato views. social events include hot dog roast, bridge, and upcoming classes and judges from out of town. Local club members, including Joe and Vin Petmeci, face a recent accident with best wishes for recovery. Weather and garden talks mix with community notices and a zoological tidbit on butterfly taste receptors from the Montreal Herald.
The Ford V8 engine is praised for low friction and high efficiency due to compact design and precise manufacturing. Features include lightweight push rods, lighter valve springs, and aluminum cylinder heads for better horsepower with minimal driving losses. Advertises Hodgkins Motor Sales and Walter G. Baker Service Station in East Boston and Winthrop.
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