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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
4
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The readable portion shows an advertisement offer with payables in advance and mailing options but lacks complete details and recipients. It appears to instruct writing to a given office for information, though the full context is missing.
Multiple single rooms and apartments for rent listed with contact numbers. Includes heated garages and year round family friendly options near Madison Avenue and Ingleside Avenue. Some units offer furnished seasonal rentals and hot water heat with calls to Ocean numbers.
Lost-Winthrop Savings Bank Book 9824 shows payment halted under Section 20 Chapter 167 of General Laws with Preston B. Churchill as Treasurer. Lost-Winthrop Cooperative Bank Book No 3970 also seeks payment under Section 40 Chapter 590 Acts of 1963 as amended by Treasurer.
Bayard secured the top position in the high post event in 1883, becoming the first to hold that distinction. This historic finish marks an early milestone in the competition and sets a benchmark for future performances.
Capt. John Lee Maddox writes in the New York Evening Post about colonial bans on women in medicine. The 1638 Massa colony threatened Mrs. Jane Hawkins with deportation if she stayed, and the 1750 Boston bill barred women from general practice and obstetrics as a fruit of medical education reforms.
The Brockton Enterprise records a note found by a Nantucket resident detailing Rachel Bunker born on an unspecified date, ill on the 7th died on the 9th and buried on the 11th month. It records 12 children 113 grandchildren 90 great grandchildren and about 70 years in public service aiding 2994 births including 31 pairs of twins.
In a Capitol conference room used by the House Appropriations Committee, mahogany swivel chairs bear silver plates on their backs naming each national official participant. The furniture is kept as a posterity preserved keepsake from the Washington disarmament talks.
A Washington Star quote highlights how outward display can mask true strength, as Uncle Eben notes a drum major appears to lead a parade while actually needing to move fast to avoid being shoved aside. The remark contrasts performance with real capability.
By virtue of a cooperative bank mortgage dated June 6 1929 Harris Wolfe mortgaged land in East Boston Suffolk Deeds Book 5106 Page 382 The bank will sell at public auction on Tuesday July 1 1990 at 9 AM on the premises described as Lot on Pleasant Street near Tilestone Road Win 4986 Page 222 Northerly by Lot 1 Easterly by Lot 4 Southerly by 90 38 feet Westerly by Pleasant Street Terms announced at sale Noddle Island Co operative Bank of East Boston James H Cline Treasurer East Boston Mass
In Suffolk to the heirs and creditors a petition asks for letters of admin for Mary Ah Galleey of vnla Winthrop without bond. A probate hearing is set at Boston on July 3 1930 at 10 AM to show cause. The petitioner must publish public notice. Witness signatures appear from Sullivan and others.
A Times-Picayune note suggests tea reached ordinary shops via ship chandleries around 1875, not hardware stores. Sailors from the Orient reportedly traded tea leaves at chandlers for goods, with merchants reselling at a profit.
Pathfinder Magazine explains the correct phrase is spick and span not spice and span. The term derives from span new meaning bright and new as a chip or splinter, with Icelandic spannyr showing a similar root. There is no evidence that spick meant spike or was ever spelled spice in this usage.
Scientists report lichen specimens discovered in the Queen Maud mountains about 300 miles from the South Pole. Lichens survive extreme cold with minimal requirements a rock surface and exposure to air or moisture, meaning their spread to remote places is possible.
The Kansas City Star warns that collapsible bridges tables and similar furniture weaken at joints. Patching with rubber bands or tape is temporary and failures can occur during use such as grand slams, low balls, alarms, or high notes. It recommends safer alternatives like keeping a snapping turtle or a live lobster for caution.
The words Whig and Tory emerged in 1679 amid the fight to bar James the Duke of York from the crown. The term Whig had earlier been used to describe cattle and horse thieves.
A torn scrap from a book may be worth 10000 dollars under the will of Dr. Charlies A. Gallagher. Marietta Ohio probate judges do not know who owns the fragment. The court will keep the other half until the two pieces join, at which point the claimant must appear before 1955 to be recognized as legatee.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Probate Court directs publication of weekly notices for the estate of J Stewart Carr late of Winthrop Massachusetts deceased in intestacy. Court advises all heirs or interested parties to appear or file claims as required by law.
A Scottish tale recalls a wolf slain by a brave woman near Gien Moriston. On returning with provisions for her menfolk she was attacked, but she killed the predator during the encounter.
A gayly decorated automobile with bold script on its back bearing the message Aisle Alter Hymn carried a newly married couple from a Belfast church. The festive conveyance set a humorous, celebratory tone for their wedding departure.
The report by Winthrop Branch of the Governor's Committee on Street and Highway Safety details accident counts on Winthrop streets by month and weekly breakdowns. It lists injuries and property damage figures and warns that higher accident totals raise future insurance rates. Drive carefully and be considerate to others.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer all talking musical film The Rogue Song stars Lawrence Tibbett with Catherine Dale Owen and Laurel and Hardy in a Technicolor production directed by Lionel Barrymore. It features songs by Frances Marion and John Colton set in the Caucasus with a Robin Hood plot and a supporting bill includes Vengeance with Jack Holt and Dorothy Revier.
Conrad Nagel studied Russian life before filming Metro Goldwyn Mayer’s Redemption at the Winthrop and State Theatres. He plays a young Russian in the Tolstoi based drama The Living Corpse with Eleanor Boardman and Renee Adoree. Fred Niblo directs.
Carbon monoxide poisoning is highlighted as a major risk of modern life. It has no odor or warning, but two signs may help: slight arterial swelling with temple pulsation and weakness in the leg muscles. Treat victims with minimal movement, fresh non cold air, and absolute quiet. artificial respiration if breathing stops.
The historical note describes a Pennsylvania school whose progress was slow until an efficient head redirected affairs, transforming it into one of the foremost institutions in the state. It emphasizes leadership impact and early struggles yielding to success.
A motto stressing preparation to improve environments and curb discouragement today. The quote credits Anna M. Hallman as the source.
Richard Arlen stars as a swaggering lovable lover in this Zane Grey outdoor action romance. Mary Brian plays the heroine with scenes echoing her earlier fame in The Virginian and Burning Up. Spectacular set pieces include a massive wild horse stampede. Also Sally O Neil appears in Girl of the Port.
Maurice Chevalier returns Friday and Saturday in The Big Pond at the Revere Theatre praised by critics and audiences alike. Sunday through Tuesday features High Society Blues with Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor, followed by William Powell in The Benson Murder Case next Wednesday and Thursday as Philo Vance in S. S. Van Dine mystery.
The first Sunday School Assembly opened August 4 to 18, 1874, through Lewis Miller of Akron and Rev. John H. Vincent of New York. The movement grew each year, adding secular teacher training in 1879 and promoting systematic home reading. By later years 8,000 to 25,000 readers joined annually, with over 550 local assemblies across the United States and Canada.
The Palestine department of agriculture tests nuts flax and sunflowers while focusing on soil fertilization to support Jewish settlers under the Zionist organization. Following last year’s successful orange show in Jaffa a second show was recently held and drew large crowds.
A sea devil fish is described with a long tentacle trailing from its head like a fishing line ending in bait. Curious small fish are drawn to the lure and get snapped up by the sea devil's jaws.
Ecuador presents diverse landscapes from Pacific lowlands to Andean highlands and Amazon headwaters. It hosts ancient tribal customs and grotesque body painting. Grazing dominates the economy with chocolate and bananas among the key exports.
A baby born into a reasonably intelligent family has a better chance of growing into a healthy happy and reasonable person than his ancestors. The Country Home notes the value of supportive upbringing and inherited welfare in shaping character.
The bells are crafted from a copper tin alloy, specifically three parts copper to one part tin. Any other alloy is said to dull the rich resonance of the carillon bells.
A wary office worker who never smoked but loved to help others irritates colleagues with repeated pipe cleaning tips. A clash erupts as a helper’s oil method backfires, scattering pipes, books, and ink while the receptionist sighs at the chaos.
The phrase laissez faire, laissez passer begins with the full expression let do or make. The entire saying translates to let do or make and let pass or go, capturing its permissive sense.
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