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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1925
Page
7
Street two family home with steam heat and separate rooms, small down payment, balance, as rent. Price 8500 dollars. Cottage on Park Road new finish one room, oak floors, open fireplace, tile bath, a beauty. Price right.
Directory of fire alarm boxes and street locations in Winthrop with guidance for signaling alarms. Clear steps for calling from a discovered fire, two or three blows for alarms, and how school and street lights respond during emergencies. Includes station contacts Beach and Central and box numbers 22 and 33.
The famed astronomer Camille Flammarion leaves Montigny le Roi his bust portrait 10000 francs and his heart as a tribute to his birthplace, linking memory to origin after death.
In Edinburgh a man uses wood and paraffin to heat water but fails. He ends up needing his wife who then reveals an effective method by simply adding water to the kettle. The humorous anecdote highlights a domestic mishap and a clever solution from the wife.
A Bridgewater resident reported three tons of coal removed from a house on Nevada Street. Pearley’s Cornelius Doherty traveled to Charlestown after his brother Philip A. died. Lieutenant John McCarthy, retired U S N, recovering from pneumonia at 88 Main Street.
Petition by Harris Rosenthal and Benjamin Zakon under Chapter 133 seeks to vary Woodside Avenue land within Winthrop Centre Station to allow a building for stores or other business zone uses. Public hearing scheduled for December 23 1925 at 8 PM in Osborne Hall High School Pauline Street Winthrop.
Public auction will offer two parcels of land in Winthrop described in detail with bounds, plans by Whitman Howard and Title Nos 223 263 and 445. The sale includes flats and is subject to a prior mortgage to Walter H Gleason and a sewer taking. Purchasers must pay taxes and assessments and a $5000 minimum, with terms disclosed at sale. Massachusetts Holding Company holds the mortgage. Nathaniel Golden attorney.
A brief note claims freedom can be found at a neighborhood drug store, presenting it as a simple solution or promise. The fragment hints at a promotion or slogan but lacks concrete details or events.
A dense OCR style listing reads numerous entities tied to Ocean area commitments. Names include Shaneck H W and Schlehuber Inc. Lynn and Silverman Max East Boston. Simpson John M. Spector & Sons. Stover Wm F. Suburban Gas Electric Co. Taxi Service. Taylor Walter C. Tewksbury baggage. Whitman Lumber. White Walter. Winthrop Theatre. Winthrop Trust Co. Winthrop Savings By Winth. Winth Storage Co. Winthrop Cash Market. Waterman & Sons. Whitman & Howard. Wilson M E. and multiple Ocean numbers such as 2377 W, 0427, 1990, 0181, 1752, 0552, 2092, 0125, 0166, 0003, 217, 0072, 0383, 1272, 1147. The fragmentary list appears to catalog businesses and addresses in the Winthrop area along Ocean and adjacent streets.
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