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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
4
The piece argues good will, defined as kindly feeling and tied to honesty, fair dealing, and trust, is the highest business asset reflecting spiritual qualities from God. It asserts that true good will leads to success, contrasts with negative traits, and cites Christian Science sources to support its universal, divine basis.
Grunin's Delicatessen at 503 Shirley Street advertises fresh daily salads and a full line of home cooked meats. The shop serves Harvard double ale and half stock ale and lager, pairing them with meat or cheese sandwiches for a tasty meal. Cleanliness and deluxe service draw many customers.
An aphorism notes that self centered thinking yields only a mirror for companionship. The piece labels Al Ho as a sage of Chinatown and uses witty contrast to critique self obsession. The writing exhibits period voice and urban wisdom.
A catalog of animal sounds with examples from apes to wolves and notes on symbolic meanings for each creature. It links cries like ape malice or lust, eagle majesty, dove innocence, and horse speed to broader moral associations.
A concise note on mermaids as mythical beings and carnival attractions. It suggests tales originated from marine animals resembling humans at a distance and asserts mermaid shows are fake yet attract audiences, reflecting folklore and public interest.
A survey of southern regional, Civil War, Western, and frontier novels. Names include Churchill, Wister, Cather, Crandiss, and Norris among others, with examples spanning Maine to California and Alaska, showcasing how fiction reflects American life across periods and places.
The First Church of Christ Scientist of Winthrop at 165 Winthrop Street announces Sunday services at 10:45 a m and Sunday School for those up to 20. A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock with a free public reading room daily 2 to 9 p.m. The Lesson Sermon from Science and Health is read in all Christ Scientist churches on Sunday. The Golden Text from Isaiah and passages from John 12:44 46 49 are included, emphasizing healing and spiritual enlightenment through Christian Science.
An unclear fragment discusses fear of making mistakes and the effect on performance. The text mentions anxiety about continuing actions and hints at a maritime or port setting with misread terms. Overall, the readable content centers on fear and caution in judgment.
Town of Winthrop Massachusetts announces that Sandy Racce and James Kalogeropoulos have applied to the Board of Selectmen for a on premises license to sell malt beverages and wines at 23 Revere Street. The notice is issued under Chapter 188 and Acts of the current year and is signed by Clerk Charles A Hagman.
Public auction to sell the Boston Safe Deposit Trust Company mortgage on Giuseppe and Emanuela Milano property in Winthrop Suffolk County. Sale date January 21 1935 at 4 pm in Boston. Property includes lot 10 part of 11 and part of 14 Block II on an 1889 plan. terms require 500 cash. taxes and liens may apply.
The Orient Palace Theatre to show The Count of Monte Cristo starring Robert Donat and Elissa Landi next Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Critics hail Donat as a rare artist surpassing John Gilbert in the silent version of the tale. A big colored stage revue is planned with date to be announced.
The article notes that since the Sun dynasty over 2,000 years ago Pekingese dogs occupied palaces with royalty. They received special care and were protected by death penalties against non royals touching them, with the court’s officials overseeing their welfare.
Mortgagee’s sale of the property in Winthrop Suffolk County Massachusetts to foreclose a mortgage dated December 4 1924 held by Warren Institution for Savings. The sale is set for ten o’clock in the forenoon on Thursday January 10 1935 at the premises described, with lots 12 and 13 on Ocean Spray Lots plan bounded by Shore River East and other lines, together with all fixtures and rights. Terms require $1000 cash at sale and balance in ten days. sale is subject to unpaid taxes liens and assessments. Arthur L Stevenson custodian of the mortgage and holder’s representative.
Fragmentary note mentions 1840 racing scene in Lexington Kentucky with large groups around 200 to 300 grooms and racing season activity. No clear event or dates beyond the vague reference to the era and location.
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