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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
2
The passage imagines a fully prepared Christmas season with parcels mailed greetings gifts wrapped, cards sent, and decorations arranged. It envisions family gifts tucked away with nametags, a ready tree, and a festive dinner planned to satisfy and delight, all awaiting the festive moment.
A local editorial argues that employees who tell patrons to shop elsewhere harm the town and earn dismissal, while citizens who buy mail order or at distant stores display disloyalty to home merchants. It warns such out-of-town buying undermines local business and suggests dividends to the community from staying home would boost employment and prosperity.
The article contrasts the buyer seller circle with the public, noting the manufacturer jobber and retailer occupy distinct classes yet act within the same market. It suggests merchants can aid community prosperity by aligning with public needs and fair prices to drive local demand.
The article notes contrasts between aviation and road traffic as they developed side by side. It argues that aviation lags behind road and bus traffic in development and infrastructure, with roads expanding before air travel and private aviation likely to come last. It emphasizes aviation’s current handicap versus motor transport.
The article notes the sun’s return after winter shortens darkness and suggests longer daylight, linking brighter days to warmer homes and reduced disease risk. It discusses how poor ventilation in cold climates worsens illness and mentions ancient reverence for the sun as a benefactor.
A fragment describes seeking every possible day to enjoy stimulating rays and avoid cold winds, emphasizing the value of outdoor exposure for vigor and well being. The text conveys a drive to maximize sunlit time despite chilly conditions.
A collection of quirky lines touches on moral quips and social curiosities. It notes cheaters harm themselves, warns about table luck, and mentions a London scientist proposing baboons as housemaids while training baboons as scientists remains unposed.
A citizen notes a quiet town week with last minute Christmas shopping limited by tight budgets and uncertain income. He observes minimal holiday spirit yet hopes the days ahead bring cheer as local political life begins with candidates taking out papers and campaigning ahead of March elections.
A Christmas message celebrates the light and beauty of the season. It speaks of radiant joy and festive spirit, bringing expectancy to children and rapture to the aged as humanity blesses the divine gift.
Red Cross members gathered in the Town Hall Hearing Room amid snow. Reports covered clothing drives, Junior committee plans, Home Hygiene classes, and a call for more stock donations. a Christmas party and New Year wishes were shared, with next meeting set for January 1.
A Christmas gathering of club members at Miss Florence Kee Nan’s residence featured a gift exchange with accompanying verses. Escorts arrived later as gifts were given to all, with festive cheer and dated storytelling present in the event.
The article lists common asthma triggers including animal dander pollen foods and milk. It describes nocturnal breathing difficulty during attacks and notes retained air reducing vital capacity. It mentions possible causes of bad breath and suggests seeing a doctor for a proper examination and personalized advice.
A fragmented historical piece describes Christmas legends and a Medford meeting. It mentions Christ Child themes, chrysanthenes, and a beeswax of religious symbolism, followed by notes on officers installation, inspector remarks, and a vesper male quartet performance.
A reflective meditation on snow’s daily magic in December. The piece extols snow’s transformative power over landscapes and ordinary objects, marveling at its crystalline shapes and the hidden beauty revealed under wonderous light.
The group met in the transept of St John s Episcopal Church for a December meeting and carol service led by Olivia Whittier. A Christmas Eve corporate meeting at 1130 PM followed by a dance on December 27 in the Parish House with a popular five piece orchestra is planned. tickets are available from fellowship members.
The Winthrop Unemployment Committee with local charities plans to provide a Christmas dinner baskets to about 100 homes. They have ~125 families on the list, $300 in groceries on hand, and funds nearing $1,102.48 with an $87,500 donation mentioned. donations welcome via Preston B. Churchill at Winthrop Savings Bank to cover January and February needs.
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