Winthrop News Fragments Signal Local Notices
Fragmentary Winthrop notices from a Boston area page mention address changes and general news items. The readable lines reference telephone exchanges, publishers, and city notices with incomplete context.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary Winthrop notices from a Boston area page mention address changes and general news items. The readable lines reference telephone exchanges, publishers, and city notices with incomplete context.
Notice advises readers to submit news and advertisements early each week to ensure printing. It emphasizes not waiting until late in the week and acting promptly.
The Review urges readers to sign any messages sent for publication with a real name and address. Notices lacking a name or address will not be printed or returned and may be discarded by the editor.
The article notes high school teachers in Winthrop face strict budgeting with only 117 dollars left after essential expenses, highlighting thrift campaigns. It also lists census takers appointed to begin work on January 2, including John S. Ballou and James H. Kelly along with others by address.
A fragmentary moral tale follows a vain girl betrothed to a man who falls for another. The rival wife teases and wins him, while the first woman dies of a broken heart. A closing punch questions beauty versus value before noting Francis Raynor and Mrs. Raynor’s background.
The Winthrop Review urges ex-service men and those still in service to enroll promptly with Winthrop Post 146 to reach 1,000 members by year’s start. It notes current membership exceeds 700 and lists numerous names as executive committee members. No ads by phone. submit by mail with payment.
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