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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1923

Page

4

Old Timer and Bill Debate Town Politics and Women on the Board

The dialog centers on politics in town with Old Timer arguing against women on the Board of Selectmen and Bill defending involvement. They reflect on character over faults, praise temperance, and praise public figures while urging charitable acts and support for Christmas causes. They chat about the radio and President Harding as a trusted leader.

Bill Board of Selectmen Tom Benson Shrine Circus The Elks Red Cross Boston American Christmas Basket Fund Post U. S White House Warren Harding Cal” Coolidge Homer Winthrop

Winthrop High School Schedule Outlines upcoming season

Winthrop High School in the Sub urban Basketball League releases a baseball schedule with games against Revere Beverly Chelsea Marblehead Swampscott Classical Gloucester Chelsea Classical English and Peabody. The piece notes potential changes and mentions a football standings shift and a new song book by George H Ceckham for the two upper classes.

Winthrop High School Louis J. Peltier North Shore League Lynn Revere Winthrop Beverly Chelsea Marblehead Swampscott Classical Gloucester English Peabody Lynn Classical George H. Ceckham

Winthrop Teachers to stage The Crimson Cocoanut benefit play

The Winthrop Teachers Association plans a Wednesday evening performance at the Copley Theatre. A one act play titled The Crimson Cocoanut by Ian Hay has been selected to benefit its members. Miss Lucy A. Drew heads the effort.

Winthrop Teachers’ Assn Crimson Cocoanut Ian Hay Lucy A. Drew

John’s Episcopal Church Service and Lecture Schedule

Corner of Buchanan and Sondenists hosts 8:00 A M Holy Communion and 10:45 morning sermon on King Solomon. Evening service at 7:30 P M features Rector’s address titled A Reply to an Anonymous Letter Relative to the Eighteenth Amendment. Organist and Choirmaster Eugene P Whittier.

Buchanan and Sondenists Ralph M. Harper Eugene P. Whittier King Solomon David

First Church of Christ Scientist Service at 10:45

The First Church of Christ Scientist at 165 Winthrop Street holds Sunday services in the church edifice at 10.45 with a lesson sermon titled God the Preserver of Man. Sunday school for pupils under 20 meets at the same hour in the church.

First Church OF Christ, Scientist Winthrop Street God the Preserver of Man

Temple Tiffereth Israel Daily Services Notice

Temple Tiffereth Israel on Shirley Street Winthrop announces daily worship at 7 a.m. Special services Friday at sunset and Mivery Saturday at 8 a.m.

Temple Tiffereth Israel Shirley St Winthrop Mivery

St John the Evangelist Masses and Services Schedule

Rev John Griffin is pastor at Winthrop Street with Rev John J O Brien as assistant. Mass times are 7 830 1016 and 1130 with 830 mass for children and Sunday School afterward. Daily masses at 6 and 7 AM.

John H. Griffin Winthrop Street John J. O’brien

First Methodist Episcopal Church Weekly Schedule

John L. Ivey pastor schedules morning worship with a sermon by the pastor and soloist Miss Mildred M. Cobb. Sunday school for all departments at noon. Young people's meeting at 6 30. Evening worship at 7 30. Friday prayer meeting and Bible study at eight.

Mildred M. Cobb

Union Congregational Church Service Schedule at Winthrop Beach

Rev Thomas Street pastor leads morning service with sermon Prudence at 10 45. Junior and Primary Sunday Schools at 9 30, Intermediate at 12 10. Young People Society led by Mr Goho. Evening service at 7 30 with illustrated Evangeline country views by Mr Street. Choir directed by Mr Mason.

Street Harry Mason Mus. Bach

Bible School and Evening Service Schedule at First Baptist

First Baptist Church announces Bible School at noon Y P 8 C EB at 6 15 and an Evening Service with a sermon by the pastor at 7 30.

Bible School Y. P C. EB

First Unitarian Church announces Sunday services

Hermon Street church schedules 10 30 am worship and 12 pm Sunday school led by Rev Leonard Cushman superintendent Maude Paradis Lane plays organ Miss Ethel Dyffryn sings. Pulpit to be supplied by various Unitarian ministers with Rev Herbert L Buzzell preaching next Sunday Special parish meeting for members Friday Dec 7 at 7 45 PM.

Leonard Cushman Maude Paradis Lane Ethel Dyffryn Herbert L. Buzzell Unitarian Church

Ravines and Glades in Sunlit Photography

The article notes that sun streaming through foliage tempts photographers yet results are often spotty when scenes are scaled. It warns against shooting against the light and advises shielding lenses from direct rays. Backlighting destroys depth and can cause exposure to be underestimated or doubled without error.

Origins of the phrase Kick the Bucket in gold rush lore

The text explains the expression's origin during the 1849 51 California and Australian gold rushes. It notes some seekers died by their own hand in failed attempts to find gold and describes a method using a rope, a beam, and an overturned bucket to end life.

California Australia

Predetermining sex debate echoed in old philosopher quote

A Hygeia note recalls a historic remark that a philosopher once claimed boys will be boys, highlighting ongoing biologist debates on sex determination and behavioral stereotypes.

Monthly Gatherings and Sunday Meetups for Fellows

A notice invites participation on the second and fourth Sundays at 12 o'clock and monthly on the fifth day at 5 30. It encourages readers to come and meet a good group of fellows.

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