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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1919
Page
4
The Winthrop Review established January 1919 and published in Boston at 147 Oliver Street. It lists editors George H. Russell and Fort Hitt with subscription options and change of address instructions for readers.
The notice urges readers to send news and advertisements early each week to ensure printing. It emphasizes not waiting until the last minute and to do it now.
The Review urges readers to sign notices with a name and address. It states that unsigned items will not be printed or returned, and warns that unsigned messages will be discarded as wastepaper. The paper emphasizes accountability and proper署signature.
Feri Felix Weiss urged the New England Women's Press Association to crush foreign language papers, later moderating that translation could be acceptable if properly supervised. He cited his wartime DOJ work on the Mack case and Dean murder in New Hampshire, condemning radicals and educated supporters of Soviet ideas as part of a national campaign to cripple America.
A humorous monologue narrates a housewife's life dominated by chores and routines. The speaker laments endless cleaning meals and duties while others read and rest, yet she remains perched in the family tree as an emblem of perfection and quiet sacrifice.
The Winthrop Post 146 American Legion releases a charter list of ex servicemen and current members urging enrollments to reach 1,000 by January 1, 1920. Adjutant W. G. Harber asks readers to submit ads by mail and notes no phone ads.
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