Curtains and Rods for Windows and Doors for Sale
Mrs. R. W. Patch advertises tatting Kirsch marquisette curtains and rods for all window sizes at 450 a pair. She offers to measure hang and install, parcel post shipping, and post cards for calls. Also sells lace curtains, curtain materials, overdraperies, cushions and covers ham mocks from 36 Charles St Winthrop Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuat
Kirsch
R. W. Patch
Charles St
Winthrop Beach
Charles
Moore
Shirley St
Shirley
Librarian Ina M Nelson Resigns for Marriage
Miss Ina M Nelson librarian at the Public Library resigns due to upcoming marriage to a noted Winthrop young man. Dorothy L Kinney, children's librarian, will replace her after a leave of absence at Somerville Library to gain experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ina M. Nelson
Public Library
Winthrop
Dorothy L. Kinney
Somerville
Nelson
Perspective in a Puddle Reflects Mud or Sky
The quote explores how a single scene can reveal two realities depending on view. It likens perception to choosing between mud and the reflection of blue sky, illustrating subjectivity in interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Fitch Perkins
Petition Seeks Return of Winthrop Mail Box
A letter from Lewis E. Smith dated May 29 1920 requests the return or relocation of a removed mail box at Winthrop Center Station area. Citizens petition to restore convenience and reduce crossing hazards near Totman and Ham's and the drug store, noting long-standing placement and traffic risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Russell
Winthrop Review
Mr. Russell
Brown
Totman and Ham
Center Station
Winthrop
Mass
David Belcher
Winthrop Center Station
Totman and Ham's
Woodside Ay
Bartlett Rd
Station Corner
Lewis E. Smith
Winthrop Cooperative Bank Offers New and Matured Shares
New shares in the Jane series go on sale June 9 to raise funds for loans and home purchases. Each $200 share earns five percent interest at the bank's stated rate. A limited number of matured shares are also available for sale to investors seeking steady returns.
Goffin Leaves Winthrop After Farewell Party
After refreshments, guests presented Miss Goffin with a pearl and sapphire pin from the Felicity Club and other gifts. She has made many friends during her long stay in Winthrop and is returning to Woods Hole this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicity Club
Miss Goffin
Winthrop
Woods Hole
8th Company First District Civil Defense Meeting
The 8th Company 1st C D C M N G will hold its regular meeting next Wednesday night at the Armory. All men who desire to enlist may apply at that time. It is necessary that all men who have applied be present that night to take their physical examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8Th Co
Town Topics and Local Notices Highlight Economy and Events
Town topics note that Overland cars average better than 24 miles per gallon on a factory driveaway trip, with Medford’s Teel Company offering quick delivery on Sedans. Winthrop High meets Revere High at Ingleside Park at 3.30, while a Japan themed dance at the Armory hosts 100 couples with cut ins and favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Thomas
Teel Company
Medford
Lang
Winthrop High
Revere High
Ingleside Park
Winthrop Hardware Co
App
Japan
Winthrop Public Library Hours and Deposit Address
Winthrop Public Library in Frost Library Building lists hours for Adult and Juvenile Departments from 1.30 to 5.30 or 7 to 8 p m on weekdays with holidays observed. Book deposit at Elliot and Whittier's real estate office at Taft Ave and Shirley Street, Point Shirley, open Wednesdays and Saturdays 2 to 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot & Whittier’s
Taftav
Shirley St
Point Shirley
Grafonola Man Offers New Sheet Music at Winthrop Shop
The Grafonola Man invites shoppers to the Winthrop Center station Music Shop for new sheet music piano rolls and records, with QR codes displayed for quick access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Center Station
Q R. S
Notable U.S. Presidents and Burial Places Listed
The text lists presidents from George Washington buried at Mount Vernon to Theodore Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, detailing burial sites and hometowns or residences. It reads as a compilation of executive figures with associated locales across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
John Adams
Quincy Mass
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello Va
James Madison
Montpelier
James Monroe
Richmond
N. J
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
William McKinley
Canton
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Long Island
N. Y
Antioch’s Rise and Fall From Ancient Trade Hub to Antakih
The article outlines Antioch as western Asia’s chief city in the first century with a population near half a million, thriving along the Orontes river and Seleucia harbor. It notes its later decline to about 17,000 inhabitants, now Antakih, reflecting shifts in destiny over centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Antioch
Asia
Western Asia
Orontes
Mediterranean Sea
Seleucia
Europe
Antakeh
Dig Fish From Mud on the Gambia River
In parts of Africa along the Gambia river, mud-searching yields mud-eels valued by West Africans. The fish hide in dried mud after floods, then are unearthed by locals using wooden forks to extract them for use or sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Gambia River
Port Said Reforms Cleaned Up Gate to the East
War altered Port Said and a British administered crackdown cleaned up the old port. Deportations and strict passport controls curb crime and touts. Traders and guides now approach tourists with caution as law and order take hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Curio
Port Said
Bozaar
Continents
Noted Turkish Leader Captured During Constantinople Occupation
An excellent photograph features Tachi Pasca, a renowned Turkish leader, whose capture and arrest by General Milne is reported as one of the incidents of the occupation of Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tachi Pasca
Milne
Constantinople
Girls Adopt Pet Scorpion at Chico State Normal School
Chico California girls at the Chico State Normal school adopt a live scorpion as a potential mascot. Brought from southern California by Mrs. Bertha Chapman Cady the scorpion sits in a glass bowl and reportedly shows a docile disposition unless provoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chico
Cal
Chico State Normal School
California
Bertha Chapman Cady
Fire destroys Fruit Hill mansion of Ohio leaders
Fire in Chillicothe destroys the Fruit Hill historic mansion built in 1802, once home to Governor Duncan McArthur and William Allen. Historic monuments and rare books are reported lost in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Fruit Hill
Dancan McArthur
William Allen
Sleepwalker Hearskin Walks Into Freight Train
Sidney O Beeson of Clyde attempts to cure sleepwalking but ends up walking into a moving freight train. He sustains a broken shoulder a broken wrist and a deep cut over the ear from the collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Clyde Beeson
Ewagt
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Masa
Harry V. Granding
KILBY
Boston
Winthrop Centre
Shore Drive
Plate Glass Insurance
Kilby ST
Nevada
Bowdoin St
Crawford
Magee
Henry BE. Keough Co
Pauline St. Tel
Otis E. Lapham
Groveray
Judicial
Fidelity
T. F. Burke
Washington Av
Winthrop, Tel
United States
O. D
B. Kolodny
Tel
Win
Hoffman
Hermon St
Hutchinson
235
Main
C. W. Davy & Son
Winthrop Theatre
Phcone
Winthrop Highlands
Cliff Ay
Sr John’s
Montgelist Church
Clara Paine
Son
Nis
Millet & Whittier
Crestav
Leighton House
Twining
Maine
Gedes Hutchinson
Basil Thorne
Bogs
Winthrop Quay
D. P. Curtin
C. L. Ridgway
Pemberton Sq
Haymarket
Sc Ib
Belcher's
Winthrop St
A. R. Campbell
Lincoln St
George St
Mr. Freidburg
Pauline St
Town Hall
Grover
Boulevard Hotel
Max Levin
Mermaid Av
Irwin Review Office
Me Ty
Main St
Beach Station
Goodrich
Goodyear
Portage
Firestone
Centre Station
Center
Thornton Stations
Short Beach
I. W. Crowell
Park Av
Winthrop Hols
Knabe
Tucker
S. E. Hudson Co
Summit Av
Almont S&t
Smith Bros. Plumbing
Frank A. Thomas
Beal ST
Winston
Notary
Crest Ave
Highlands Station
Winthrop Cooperative Bank
Winthrop Public Library
Frost Library
BUICK
Little
Scorpion
Normal School
Ohio
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