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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1920
Page
3
Observers note killer whales about 20 feet long attack and prey on many sea animals including large whalebone whales. Man eater sharks of similar length are rare but extremely dangerous. Sperm whales dive deep to feed on big octopuses and have been seen in dramatic surface encounters with them.
The Brooklyn Eagle notes a renowned English china manufacturer safeguarding its extensive samplings from nearly 150 years. The collection includes dinner services crafted for Lord Nelson and other famed figures, illustrating long history and prestige.
A single conveying installation in an eastern paper mill supplies coal to the furnaces and handles ash removal, delivering both fuel feed and waste disposal in one system.
The Winthrop Co operative Bank reports assets of about 1 391 000 and 23 000 shares outstanding held by around 2 000 stockholders. During March the bank sold 2571 shares, the highest since inception, with new shares on sale in the June series starting June 9.
A reflection on movement startups stalled by reluctance to act. The piece argues that many people want change but fail to take concrete first steps and ignite progress. It critiques passive attitudes hindering momentum.
Arlington notices cover a June wedding push with nine St Johns Episcopalian delegates to Wellesley College Conference. Longfellow Chapter hosts Eastern Star grand officers led by Mrs Lillian Grover Walsh. Local updates include Thomas Benson walking with a cane after a knee injury, Red Cross flag display, and upcoming Cliff House season opening June 17.
George H. Russell attended a procession with the Andest an Honorable Company last Monday and later appeared at the Copley Plaza in the evening.
The Winthrop Board of Selectmen invites bids for the purchase and removal of four residential buildings in Winthrop Massachusetts. Bids must be at the Town Hall by June 14 1920 with a public reading at that time. Removal of foundations and full payment within two days of award required. The town may reject any bid. Harry E Wright and Leslie E Griffin selectmen.
The fragment notes an incorporation act from 1914 identified as the Bartlett Act. It references legal authority in Sections 29 and 30 of IF. No additional context or named entities are provided in readable text.
Government shoes sneakers ginghams and curtains among items listed with blankets underwear and Ocean Spray B. Kolodny at Win 1372.
A brief note appears to instruct calling the Review Phone Win at Throp 1147 for a service or contest. The fragment lacks context but names a phone and a local-sounding alias. No additional details about date, place, or outcome are provided.
The Baptist Church on Hermon Street near Ingalls Station hosts a Pilgrim's Progress series led by Pastor William J. Day. Schedule lists stages including The Hill Difficulty and The Valley of the Shadow of Death with dates in June July mentioning Vanity Fair and Beulah Land chapters.
Open to the public for all transactions including sale of thrift and war stamps from 7 A M to 8 P M on weekdays with carrier deliveries at 7 40 A M and 10 50 P M as well as Sunday 2 50 and 6 P M weekdays. Carriers collections and street box drops at 6 30 P M and 9 P M with several sub post offices named and a note that boxes at Cliff Corner Park Ave 100 Terrace Ave Point Shirley and opposite 130 Court Road are not collected at 9 P M.
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