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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1932
Page
2
The unemployment committee led by the Board of Selectmen distributed over one hundred large baskets of food for Christmas. Numerous organizations cooperated, ensuring no one in town went hungry as every deserving case was supplied. The spirit reflects strong community support for the unemployed and earns broad praise.
Townsfolk display widespread holiday cheer with abundant Christmas ornaments adorning homes. Residents describe an exceptionally festive scene this year, creating a rich season atmosphere.
The Bennison home on Winthrop Street featured an extraordinary Christmas lights display praised as a work of art. Caroling on Christmas Eve and Day on the Bennison estate contributed to a townwide sense of the season amid a generally low mood.
The essay reflects on calendar changes and New Year resolutions as a humane habit. It discusses how turning the year prompts self improvement, urges setting aims for a better life, and notes the universal hope for better days ahead despite ambiguous outcomes.
The column critiques social behavior with aphorisms about spies, love, ancestors, and costs of modern life. It sketches a wary view of Americans chasing wealth and comfort while noting worry and social strain. The text mix hints at satire and cultural commentary without clear specifics.
Massachusetts Department of Public Health hosts a weekly Health Forum answering questions on health and prevention of disease. Readers may send inquiries to Health Forum State Department of Public Health State House Boston Massachusetts.
A health notice describes adenoids as sponge like growths near the nose throat junction causing mouth breathing and possible ear trouble if untreated. It also covers nail biting in teens, acne scar treatment limits, and finger nail brittleness linked to infections skin conditions and systemic illness.
The column advises care for ear disorders linked to illnesses like measles and diphtheria and warns against inserting objects into the ear. It notes that a physician should remove foreign objects and treat wax buildup. It also answers questions on varicose veins and injections, stressing medical consultation and that injections may cure only with proper surgeon skill. It mentions a family asthma history and possible contagion concerns.
A reader asks about whether asthma is inherited and if attacks are contagious. The reply explains a hereditary tendency to heightened sensitivity to irritants and notes that asthma itself is a reaction rather than a contagious condition.
An auxiliary session chaired by Mrs. Ruth Walsh present gifts during a pre social after reports on hospital and child welfare. A penny sale is planned and members are invited to the joint installation of the Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary at the Junior High Auditorium on January 3.
A terse verse mocks prosperity as looming with Jack Horner and Jack Garner parleying in a Texas panhandle setting. It hints at political ascent and social pleasures like beer and teacups as Congress and pow-wows occur.
The East Boston tunnel progresses toward a January 1 1934 traffic opening as Col Thomas F Sullivan notes. Construction advances include a granite pavement floor, white tiled sidewalls, enhanced lighting, and fire extinguishers. Ventilation shafts and exhaust systems are planned with two main ventilation buildings and multiple ducts to support future vehicle traffic through the harbor tunnel from East Boston to downtown Boston.
A 1933 message from W L Johnson to Winthrop residents defending the Floyd Milk Co Hood Co merger dated December 1 urging fair treatment for workers and confidence in the Golden Crest Milk product and Tuberculin tested herds with sanitary processing and prompt corrections.
A wary welcome to the new year 1933, contrasting with a braggart predecessor. The speaker grumbles about past promises, notes the world’s harsh blows, and warns the new year to prove its better claims despite a bleak outlook. The verse blends humor and demand for improvement.
Rev Oscar Ford ministers at 9 45 a m church school for all ages and 11 a m worship with Holy Communion. The column blends church notices with a dialogue on technocracy, social planning, and the fate of workers as machines advance, referencing public figures and events.
Afternoon program in the gym featured the SATTCe PisHeP accompanying the Girls Glee Club and faculty quartet. Students performed carols from O Come All Ye Faithful to The First Nowell with violin solos, readings, and a Santa Claus skit.
The Friendly Church at the Beach led by Clement EB Yinger announces a Watch Night program from 9:40 p.m. to midnight with a comic moving picture, games, refreshments, organ music, a short address, and a quiet service. The New Year sermon title is What Is Happiness at 10:95 a.m. with Communion and a church school schedule.
Regular Sunday Service at 10 45 A M and Sunday School at the same hour at 165 Winthrop Street Winthrop. Subjects God Golden Text Psalms 65 1 2 Praise waiteth for thee O God in Sion unto thee shall the vow be performed O thou that dearest prayer unto thee shall all flesh come
A fragment explains that light waves of color red and other hues combine to form white light when thoroughly mixed, illustrating a basic optics concept in simple terms.
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