Victor Over Natick In Local High School Basketball
Natick High School boys lost to Winthrop 29 to 19 on the local court. A second Natick team fell to Winthrop B 8 to 5 in a separate game. Bowling is noted in the brief summary.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1925
Page
5
Natick High School boys lost to Winthrop 29 to 19 on the local court. A second Natick team fell to Winthrop B 8 to 5 in a separate game. Bowling is noted in the brief summary.
Winthrop Interclub Bowling League sixth season eleventh week lists upcoming Suburban Basketball League games for 1925. Matches include Winthrop at Framingham Chelsea at Winthrop Watertown at Winthrop Wakefield at Winthrop Brockton at Winthrop Winchester at Winthrop Natick at Winthrop Watertown at Winthrop Wakefield at Winthrop Brockton at Winthrop Winthrop at Chelsea.
Fragmentary OCR list shows team totals and individual 3 string scores for a yacht club meet. Names include Winthrop Yacht Club Cottage Park and Monti with Webber and Robbie appearing in partial form. No clear event date or final outcomes are discernible.
Boston Amateur Pin League results show Cottage Park knocked from top as Middlesex defeated them and Arlington claimed first place. W. Y. C. split with Malden bowlers. The scores follow.
Fairview A C beat Reo Five 21 to 12 at Roxbury High School Gym last Saturday. Evans and Olson starred for the Winthrop team in the matchup.
Classified advertisements note a page seven reference for additional listings and other ad categories. The snippet provides no specific item details, prices, or names beyond the cross-reference. Readers are directed to page seven for the full set of classified notices.
Classified notice seeks a small furnished apartment in Winthrop Highlands offered by a gentleman. States price and asks for responses via U S A G Review. Publication line shows reference 11 110.
Mortgagee announces foreclosure of Isreal Wine and Rebecca Wine property in Winthrop Suffolk County to be sold at public auction February 2 1925 at 4 PM. Parcel 146 Lincoln Street bounded by Walden Street and railroad land contains about 24740 square feet. Purchaser to pay $1000 in cash at sale. Jan 10-17-24. John Tonry, Mortgagee.
The term Cathay named China in Marco Polo narratives and was widely used in Columbus era. Columbus believed the New World he sought was part of Cathay, reflecting geographic misconceptions of the period.
A child is located safe after being reported missing. authorities recover a Happiwork Pastime Package linked to the case. No further details were released about the surrounding circumstances or involved individuals.
A Brighton man in his pajamas with a red stripe and a parcel like a banjo was found walking in his sleep to a village five miles away.
The article explains that coats of arms began as insignia on cloth worn by knights for visibility in battle. It notes current ownership generally by inheritance and mentions the Heralds College in London as a body that grants arms to individuals who can demonstrate the means to uphold the honor of the grant.
William Lyon Phelps argues in Scribner's Magazine that the human mind has not gained in power or intelligence since earliest history, though diffusion varies by place. He emphasizes the independence of the mind from location and era.
The Comstock lode in Nevada forms a four mile fissure vein in Mount Davison rocks near Virginia City. Quartz ore carries silver and gold in shoots up to 360 feet long and 90 feet wide. The lode has been developed to a depth of 2,900 feet.
Plants sometimes lose their fragrance and breeders find no heredity law for its presence. The old garden musk in England has shifted from fragrant to scentless, illustrating variability in plant fragrance.
The Yorkshire Penny Bank reports deposits exceeding one hundred million dollars in savings at the institution designed to encourage penny saving among the public in England.
The Sinai copper and turquoise mines are among the oldest known, worked by Egyptians around 3700 B C. Xenophon writes in 355 B C about Greece’s silver and lead mines, noting antiquity across regions.
Odessa said she was asked to leave to attend a friend's funeral and described her friend's illness. She stated the friend suffered a fever, followed by a fatal stroke after becoming speechless before death.
The famed Plains of Abraham clash at Quebec on September 13 1759 ends with both opposing generals dead as French forces are defeated.
A reflective couplet fragment departs with lines about the rose at dawn and love best when washed with tears, dating sentiment to a Scott quotation about beauty and emotion.
The article notes America as the oldest continent geologically though the last discovered. It cites Tennyson calling it the new world which is old, highlighting paradox between discovery timing and age.
Field owners receive six rupees about $2.88 as reward for a large sapphire discovery in Ceylon. The sapphires are described as among the finest and worth thousands of dollars, highlighting the contrast between value and the offered compensation.
The Norumbega legend describes a fabled American city cited by 17th century English and French explorers. Accounts place it in either Maine or eastern Massachusetts, though concrete evidence remains elusive.
Repeatedly treat fabric with lemon juice and salt to remove iron stains. Let the juice dry in the sun to help lift the stain over several applications.
Uncle Eben notes that most people empathize with the poor because they feel a similar poverty in comparison to others. The quote reflects common sentiment about social class and shared hardship.
A new brick design adds one finished facing side and an unfinished opposite side. The bricks include air cells to provide insulation against heat and cold, improving energy efficiency.
A light dialogue unfolds as Miss Nelson and Mr. Anderson exchange formal address preferences, highlighting social etiquette and budding interest in a Kansas City Star feature. The exchange emphasizes respect and conventional manners in a cordial interaction.
A reflective line on truth proving itself by moving the heart and winning minds. It asserts that what is right commands power over feeling and choice, guiding human conviction and action.
The text outlines how farces rely on plot driven by required characters, while comedies center on characters shaping the plot. It notes Farce de Pathelin as the most famous example with disputed authors, commonly Pierre Blanchet of the fifteenth century, though some attribute it to Villon.
The schipperke is named for its frequent sight on Belgian canal barges where it serves as a vigilant watch and rat exterminator. It resembles the central European wolf spitz, with glossy black straight hair and an erect frill around the neck and chest.
The article quotes John Candee Dean, arguing success comes from labor beyond eight hours daily. It claims discontent cannot produce achievement and asserts money and brains often partner, while criticizing laziness as a path to misery.
Theresa de Maron, sister of Raphael Mengs, was born in Auszig Bohemia. She excelled in enamel miniature and crayon painting from youth and remained active until her death at eighty in 1806. She married Cavalier Maron, an Italian artist of merit.
A club servant reports a member asking about friends in the club. In the coffee room a man sits alone, drinking three large whiskies and sodas and talking to himself, seeming unaware of his solitude.
Pathfinder Magazine explains that to box the compass is to recite all 32 compass points in order. The term also appears in common usage to describe adopting every possible opinion on a question.
A Maeterlinck aphorism depicts Wisdom urging love for enemies and returning good for evil while Reason, climbing to the peak of its realm, reluctantly agrees but remains unsettled.
A reflective quote presents Patience as a Pandora image in the moral sense, describing its beauty as a peaceful and sociable impulse. The passage frames Faith Hope and Love as forming a plastic, constructive act that yields a noble inner image.
Use a magnet on a cord to reach and lift dropped nails and small tools from between studs or other tight spaces where access is difficult. Lower the magnet into crevices, guide it to the item, and retrieve it without disassembly. Muscular grip not required.
Lord Sherbrooke urges cultivating a lasting love for reading, arguing it is the cheapest most innocent and rewarding pleasure, more than any other pastime, and should be valued as a core habit.
The Baltimore Sun quotes a remark about honeymoon fatigue while the Boston Transcript notes a brother’s dig at a spouse’s natural face. The exchange reflects satirical commentary on appearances during marriage.
The lines invoke Bre'r Williams urging resilience with a final note that the road ahead is short. The message contrasts endless effort with a hopeful finish and a cheerful outlook.
Eskimo averages 20 to 40 miles daily, polar bears could pull sledges about 100 miles a day if trained. The note compares human and animal travel potential in a brisk, hypothetical mockup.
A fragment from Pearson's Weekly notes a caddie watching a golfer miss a third shot and suggests it would cost nothing more if she played with new laid g48. The brief text is cryptic and lacks clear entities or events.
The line notes a humorous take that the only waistline content to stay put is the one nature gave, reflecting a light editorial cartoon caption from the Ohio State Journal.
When London experiences an inch of rain, 10,000,000 tons of water must be drained away. The city’s drainage system faces immense pressure to move rainwater efficiently during heavy downpours.
A report notes that nearly all lubricating oil used in Great Britain comes from the United States, highlighting a strong dependence on American supplies and the practical monopoly in the market.
A reflective aphorism discusses duty as a steadfast force that accompanies us from dawn to dusk, shaping character and resolve. The quote attributes duty's strength to its constancy, presenting it as an enduring guide through daily life.
A fragment notes that every young man should take as his hruch interest in his views, urging personal focus and growth. Source line hints at a 19th or early 20th century essay tone from the Boston Trinxerip.
The Winthrop Fire Department responded to 68 bell alarms and 128 still alarms in 1924, totaling 196. This surpassed 1923 and 1922 totals, driven by chimney fires from soft coal use and grass fires, while false alarms remained at five, matching 1923.
The New Year recital by Miss Mabel J. Golden's studio drew a large audience at Odd Fellows Hall East Boston. The program mixed dramatic and musical numbers with seasonal themes featuring Frances Crowley Marguerite McAuliffe Josephine Bruno and others plus a Santa Claus juvenile sketch and a Japanese scene led by Geraldine Strong O Connell. Agnes Repetto impersonated 1925 in the closing number.
Notice announces the annual meeting of Winthrop Savings Bank at 15 Bartlett Road Winthrop on Wednesday January 21 1925 at 8 o clock to elect officers and transact business Leon C Guptill Clerk Winthrop Mass January 9 1925.
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