Winthrop High School Football Rally Notes
Senior High School students packed Osborne Hall on a November Wednesday for a rally honoring Winthrop High School's 1935 football team. Speakers included School Committee chairman A Williams and Principal Willis, with remarks from coaches and local officials A brief program highlighted crowd cheers and performances by the student hand, marking a spirited community event for the team.
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Osborne Hall
Winthsior High
Hiei
Apeakuis
Mee
A Williams
Sehool
Everert Lane
Uarvey Slepper
Ath Tie Cogneil
Ro Clarke
Noel Jidbit
Willis
Iinter
Hr Irving
Alexander
Pteratheatres
Prince AbLhus i
Chad
Witer
Phillip Chardon
Ane Jie
Art.Boutlrear
Epitaph Honors Mrs Penn Enduring Public and Private Virtues
A garbled note describes an epitaph for Mrs Penn written after her death by her husband, the Williams. It praises her as both public and private, an excellent mother and steadfast neighbor who cared for the poor and embodied virtue, concluding with a line on eternal gain.
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Penn
Williams
Poland's Seaport Gdynia Emerges From War Islanded Past
Poland's port at Gdynia transformed from a wartime stretch into a bustling maritime hub after independence. The Polish corridor defined its access while fishermen's cottages dotted the shoreline before the 1924 growth. The nation built a merchant fleet and developed significant commercial activity around the town.
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Poland
Gdyniasis
Ilynia Aucommuriey
Hou Persins
Winthrop High closes football season with 3-3-3 record
Winthrop High ends its football schedule with a 3-3-3 record after a 12 0 loss to Revere at Wm A Miller Field. Coach Bob Perry plans early practices for 1936 with captain Howie Freeman and lineman Phil Chardon out due to midseason loss. The Alesander Trophy committee awarded the year’s top player honors to a standout, while the basketball squad is set to begin practice amid a reshaped lineup led by sophomore Louie Abrams.
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Winthrop High
Revere
Wm.a. Miller
Winthrop
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Perry
Phil Chardon
Howie Freeman
Howie
Iakanaive
Winthrops
M*lase
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RSTO
Alexander
Tiea- Wercand Door Vf
The
Trophny
Arthur Baits
Rope High
TesHiamanoe
Leslie Dunt
Yam
Coughes
Robert Irre
Ralph Duptin
Baward Snow
Uspirit
Ange Reagan
John Archdexida
Larry .D' Angelo
Igun
Baumeister
Pens
Louie Abrams Louie
Louie
Belleek Porcelain Star Among Irish and American Makers
The fragment mentions Belleek pottery praised for its brilliant porcelain, noting its fame alongside Lenox and English makers. It references Walter Scott TennL and connects Belleek to Donegal origins and American appreciation.
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Belleek
Elletic—Couriry
Donegal
Walter Scott Tennl
Lenox
Duties of Toastmaster Include Witty Comment
A Detroit Free Press writer describes the toastmaster as central at the speakers table with the guest of honor on the right and the next speaker on the left. The toastmaster gives a brief, engaging opening, introduces each speaker with praise, and keeps speeches within their time limits. The guest of honor is saved for last to deliver the main message.
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Detroit Free Press
Animals Use Natural Remedies for Wounds and Ailments
Montreal Herald notes animals use streams mud herbs and plant fluids as first aid. Elephants otters birds ants cats and even a chimpanzee and dog examples show animals bath bandage and apply natural materials to injuries to aid healing.
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Montreal Herald
Joint resolutions and concurrent resolutions explained
The Washington Star notes that a joint resolution differs from a bill only technically but carries the force of law and may be vetoed, while proposed constitutional amendments do not require the President’s signature. Joint resolutions can become law without signature when framed as amendments, and concurrent resolutions express congressional opinion with no legal effect and need not reach the President.
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Washington Star
Sea Horse and Walrus Share Mammal Traits, Detroit News Notes
Despite differing habits, the sea horse and walrus belong to the same group as the dog wolf and bear. While they spend much time in the sea they are true mammals and would drown if kept under water. They come ashore to feed and give milk to their young.
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Detroit News
Wilfa as Palestine’s principal poet and Mount Carmel’s view
A fragmentary description places Wilfa as a leading poet of Palestine and notes Mount Carmel towers over the modern city, offering a panoramic view of half of Palestine from its summit. It mentions Mount Carmel as a Prophet Elijah retreat and references a shrine on the mountain.
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Wilfa
Palestine
Esa Midern
Mount Carmel
Palestine Mount
Carmel
Eliza
Spectacular Columbia Glacier Roars Across Alaska
The AC North notes the Columbia Glacier in Alaska as the largest and most spectacular glacier. Its slow movement produces thunderlike roars and cannon-like noises. The roaring masses reverberate through surrounding mountains and can be heard twelve miles out to sea.
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Columbia Glacier
Alaska
Deadly Acid in Fishes Warns Japan Suga Highlighted
J A Elliott of Battle Creek Michigan notes the suga fish, a highly poisonous species found in tropical and temperate waters worldwide. The article warns the fish contains deadly acids and has been linked to suicides in some cases.
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J. A. Elliott
Battle Creek
Pig Metal Monument Height Sheds Light on Zinc Prices
A fragmentary report discusses pig iron and zinc metals used to price a historical monument. It mentions a square area and the height of the Wash, with unclear details about plans or measurements.
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America
Honest Man Insists on Folkeye Deals
A humorous fragment shows Uncle Eben arguing that an honest man must have the courage to insist on fair dealing, even if it makes life tougher. The quote emphasizes steadfast integrity in everyday negotiations.
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Uncle Eben
Mail Early For Christmas Delivery Guide
During holiday peak, mail volume soars about 200 percent making fast processing hard. Shop and mail gifts at least a week to ten days before Christmas to ensure delivery, aid postal workers, and let staff spend the holiday with families. Pack parcels securely, use strong materials, and clearly address all items with complete details.
Planning Party aids unemployed with charity drive
Unemployment Committee plans a three hour TM game marathon with prizes. all ticket proceeds go to aid suffering families. Groceries and Christmas baskets were donated by Junior High pupils and the Pleasant Park Yacht Club, totaling 431.19 so far. Funds cover food and coal for about 100 weekly costs as more help is needed for nearly 200 families.
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Atrs- Harber
Reed
Committee
Churchil
Winthrop Bankk
Liver Said to Be Too Big
A historical note claims the liver is seven times larger than needed for its function. It discusses the organ’s size and its role in the body.
WPA Work Plan Allows Boston and Winthrop Staff Exchange
ERA Now WPA ton WPA headquarters discuss flexible staffing for special projects. If Winthrop residents are unavailable, the Boston office may send other workers, and similarly Winthrop men may be sent to projects outside the town.
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Ton” Wpa
Winthrop
Boston
Revere Victor Game Handles Large Spectator Crowd
Over 6000 spectators saw the match as Revere Victor prevented the local team from gaining territory. Three schools vied for honors with bleachers from Salem and a coordinated effort by city departments to provide seating and security.
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Revere High School
Revere Junior High School
Salem
Hayes
Park Department
Supt
Mahaney
Supt. Mahaney
Miller Field
Floyd
Revere
Revere Wins The Winthrop Game Hustle Versus Flat Play
The Revere team showed strong hustle and drive while Winthrop appeared docile and lacking fight. Revere built large holes for runners and executed deceptive plays, drawing a large but quiet crowd.
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Revere
Rave
Winthrop
Parker Party Leader Heads Boston Area Community Fund Drive
George A. Parker, campaign leader and Metropolitan Division chairman, organizes District No. 1 including Winthrop Reading Wakefield Stoneham Melrose Malden Everett Chelsea and Revere for the 1936 Community Fund Campaign. The drive will start in January after education work by the Women's Crusade.
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Community Fund
Winthrop
A. Parker
Reading
Wakefield
Stoneham
Melrose
Malden
Everett
Chelsea
Revere
Community Federation of
Boston
Parker
Ee Ete Durnounce
Aniene
Women’s Crusade
Fish Hibernate Beneath Mud As Frost Grips Waters
In cold weather carp and other fish retreat to mud during prolonged frost and stay buried until thaw These winter suspensions help them survive low oxygen and freezing temps as surface waters lie dormant until spring
Harvest Season Reflections Call for Spiritual Harvest
The Christian Science Monitor essay meditates on harvest as a metaphor for spiritual growth. It contrasts material worries with divine law and emphasizes poverty, health, love, and the need to awaken from mortal beliefs through spiritual understanding and practice.
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Ature
Tife
Hood
Mary
Bret Addy
Science
Merce
The
Christian Science Monitor
X Rays in a Star Similar to Lab N Rays
The text compares stellar X rays to laboratory N rays, noting stars produce X rays far more abundantly. It emphasizes the abundance and parallels between stellar emissions and historical N ray experiments.
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