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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1927
Page
7
In the 19th century three real titles were granted by a monarch in Haiti during Christophe's reign from 1811 to 1820. The magenta titled nobles included Marmalade Lemonade and Brandy, named after places that began as plantations and later grew into significant towns.
A single new home on Edgehill Road features six large rooms and a sunporch in gum wood plus a breakfast nook and fireplace. Includes hot water heat and water view. Owner A Kent at 21 Emerson Road reachable by Ocean 0932 W.
A notice invites readers to earn extra income by selling The Review. Contact Mr. Russell at 32 Oakland Street for details and participation.
Advertisement seeks work performing carpet cleaning cellar and garage cleaning whitewashing lawn repair screens installation house cleaning window washing storm window removal vacant-house cleaning and related tasks. Contact Ocean 2002 W before 8 AM or after 5 PM. 11 M7
A library note cites a misquoted line from Shakespeare in relation to the book Veins and Henoids. The Boston Transcript references the misattribution in its item on literary curiosities and misquotes.
A Topeka man suggests witty letter prompts for various life events drawn from Capper's Weekly. If sick send Sympathy, if engaged send Congratulations, if married send Happiness, if busy send Pardon Interruption, and if none ask why not write.
Scientists report the lab achieved a new cold record at 500 degrees below freezing on a Fahrenheit thermometer. The measurement marks the coldest temperature recorded in the facility's experiments.
The Winthrop Review explains it is the legal newspaper for probate court notices and mortgagee sales and urges attorneys to publish notices here. It highlights lower advertising rates compared with Boston newspapers.
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on Lida A. Giles property in Winthrop Suffolk County Massachusetts. Lot 33 on 1908 plan, 4250 square feet, with 85 by 50 feet boundaries, including fixtures. Prior mortgage to William W. Babcock Trustee of 8500 dollars applies. sale subject to taxes liens and prior mortgage. Cash $300 due at sale, balance in 60 days. terms to be announced.
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage on a parcel of land on Underhill Street Winthrop described as Lot 119.38 by 100 by 84.4 by 8 feet bounded by streets and adjacent lots with buildings, subject to a prior $4000 mortgage and a partial release. Cash payment of $300 required. Sale date June 27, 1927 at 9 a.m. David N. Bloom, mortgage holder.
Raymond W. Gray is named administrator of Helen J. Gray late of Winthrop Suffolk County Massachusetts who died intestate. He has given bond as required by law and creditors are asked to present claims and debtors to pay. Boston June 6 1927 31 111-18-25
The new night watchman exclaims a falling star is a crack shot as the big telescope tracks the night sky, conveying a moment of astonishment and pride from The Outlook.
The text argues that Napoleon coined the expression Perfidious Albion upon leaving for St Helena and suggests he may have cited Bossuet from a Metz sermon where Ah Perfidious England was proclaimed.
The article describes the distinguished Flying Cross as a bronze cross with a four-bladed airplane propeller and sun rays in the angles. Lindbergh receives the first cross made, suspended from a silk ribbon in national colors.
The Winged America trophy, the top prize of the Aerial League of America, will be presented to Captain Lindbergh for his distinctive achievement in making the first New York to Paris flight. The 22 inch high pedestal features a winged aviator’s head.
A brief note describes a labial trick from a story. The light is switched on as a person draws a thick sheet of paper from an envelope. The phrase suggests a simple, perhaps instructional, action involving the lips.
Captain William P. Richards of the United States Marine Corps reportedly killed Liberal General Cabulla in self defense during a Nicaragua encounter.
For all stomach and intestinal troubles and disturbances due to teething, there is no better than a safe Infants' Children's Laxative.
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