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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1927
Page
4
The note requests delivery of the Winthrop REVEt copy by Wednesday afternoon to secure insertion. It states the item is sent under the sender’s name, not for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith.
The column reviews the Murray family concert at Winthrop Theatre praising Maude’s comedy and J K on ballads. It argues for practical education, cites MIT's integrated course, lauds Lindbergh as an ideal American aviator, and comments on college aims, family vacations, gardens, and social issues.
Flags at half staff on fixed staffs and streamers on parades mark mourning per Presidential order. Comrades honor 30540 U S soldiers buried overseas at sites in Belgium France and England with graves at Flanders Field Meuse Argonne and others. District Navy Yard Boston requests Post member names and addresses who served in U S Navy or Naval Reserve during World War I. Join the American Legion. membership drive in progress.
Mrs Catherine S Lythgoe died at home Tuesday June 7 at 42 Harbor View Avenue. She was wife of Frederick B Lythgoe and long resident of Cottage Hill. Funeral Friday at 2 with service at St John’s Episcopal Church conducted by Rev Ralph M Harper.
Authorities differ about the exact date but it is generally believed that the refrigerator car began service in 1867 on the Chicago to New York line. The milestone marks a major advance in railway freight and food distribution.
An item notes Courtesy Jim remained polite to the end and offered his chair to the warden as execution neared. The anecdote references Williams Purple Cow in a brief, archival voice.
The text explains belief that Old Harry or Wl Harry stems from Old Hairy, a term used in older times for a hairy old fellow associated with Satanic majesty. The passage notes historical usage and variations of the name in noted folklore.
A city school teacher prompts a boy with how many sides a circle has. The boy replies "Two," explaining there is an inside and outside.
St Johns plans a summer renovation costing 5000 dollars including chancel extension altar relays and seating changes. Leslie E Griffin chairs the organ committee and says half the funds have been raised for a rebuilt tracker organ with electric action and new stops to be ready for Home Coming Sunday in September.
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