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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1927
Page
8
The three greatest Cremona makers were Nicholas Amati Joseph Guarneri del Gesu and Antonio Stradivarius. They were simple hardworking artisans who sold their work for too few florins. Commune With Nature urges enjoying vernal seasons and nature’s riches in Miltonian prose.
Winthrop patrons praised The Murray Family in a Tuesday stage show at the Winthrop Theatre. Maude Murray, J. K. Murray, Dorothy V. Davis, Hazel Deane Shaw, Helen Monahan, Georgeanna Gearhart, Elizabeth Norcross Allen, Horace Wise and America Sardella led a varied program with operatic selections, violin and harp solos, and a finale by the full company. The concert combined old and new talents, earning eager ovations and a wish to see the Murray Family again.
Floyd Milk Company men John H. Donovan N. R. Nelson and Edward Rankenberg led the annual Work Horse parade in Winthrop as ribbon winners. More blue ribbons hang in Mr Johnsons office. They will deliver milk at your door if you call Ocean 0025.
Early this week store break ins occurred at multiple town locations including Point Shirley sites Rivers Bros Pulsifer Simson market Shirley street Joe Edwards 557 Shirley Sunlight Bakery Sturgis street and Magee's Corner Winthrop Quality Market plus a Tibbetts garage on Atlantic street with pennies and cakes stolen.
Notice lists registration for September entrants at EK B Newton Highlands Shirley St on June 7 8 9 with times 9 to 12 and 1 30 to 5 and requires birth certificates.
The Canada goose described as the common American wild goose is grayish with a black head neck feet and tail and white cheek patches and rump. It is often domesticated.
A brief quip from a Boston Transcript item notes a neighbor asking about twins and their father naming them, with Tommy replying that no minister would christen them as his father calls them.
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