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The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1930

Page

8

Corner Stone Lay for Winthrop Community Hospital

Hospital officials and parade led by the local American Legion marked the corner stone ceremony on Winthrop street. President Whittier praised community support and the aims of the Modern Hospital, aiming for occupancy by January while noting challenges in funding and public backing.

Winthrop Street Post American Legion Post Drum and Bugle Corps Whittier New Winthrop Community Hospital

A Hospital Sermon on Charity Service and Faith

A speaker extols hospitals as shelters of faith hope and knowledge. He cites overcrowded wards and a wounded child to urge charity and service, linking Christmas the Good Samaritan parable and the Inn to present hospital care as a modern moral duty.

Prison survey links many inmates to dependent same-aged children

A Kentucky prison survey shows nearly one third of male inmates had dependent children under sixteen at the time of sentencing. The finding highlights how parental responsibilities overlap with incarceration across a broad male prison population.

Kentucky

Flag Day Observance Highlights Patriotism and History

A multi part Flag Day program featured a dialogue explaining the meaning of the Stars and Stripes, the Erection of the Floral Bell, and a patriotic address by Arthur W. Sullivan. He traced flag history from Betsy Ross to John Paul Jones and Lincoln, urging vigilance and strong military readiness, while praising American ideals and memory of veterans. The event closed with The Star Spangled Banner, ice cream, and praise for Sages Ruler Bauer and the committee.

Pheasant America Arthur W. Sullivan Probate Order of Elks Egypt Europe Holy Lands Knights of Old Massachusetts Continental Congress Betsy Ross Washington Great Britain John Paul Jones U. S Abraham Lincoln Cuba Havana Uncle Sam Atlantic Pacific Grand Army of the Republic Faneuil Hall Old North Church Paul Revere Concord Lexington Bunker Hill Fell Warren Poland Czecho Slovakia Russia Commander Colburn Civil War Veterans Josephine Burns O'Shea Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Bauer Commit

Four-year-old Martha Learns Jackstones From Neighbor

A neighbor observed Martha playing with jackstones and noted she could pick up the pieces but the ball failed to return to her hand, illustrating a toy handling issue.

Martha

Duties of Hunting Dog

An expert says a hunting dog should not be trained to fetch game to the hunter. Pointing while the hunter shoots can irritate as the dog dashes about seeking the game. In birds, chasing the first kill may scare the flock and reduce the hunter’s chance of success.

Leaves In Hollywood Set Dampened By Glycerine

A movie set scene in Hollywood used glycerine on garden leaves to quiet noisy rustle during a singer’s performance. The leaves vibrated with orchestral sound, so glycerine softened the counter vibration and reduced microphone interference.

Hollywood

Time's Change at Koishikawa Arsenal in Tokyo

The Koishikawa arsenal in Tokyo, once turning out instruments of death for two generations, is being dismantled to clear space for a cancer hospital and research lab. A campaign aims to raise one million yen with the imperial family among initial donors.

Koishikawa Tokyo Imperial Family

Poison Proof Cups From Chinese Royal Rites Added

The Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago adds rhinoceros horn cups once believed poison proof by ancient Chinese. The collection spans Ming dynasty 1368 to Manchu dynasty 1911, reflecting a belief that rhino horn neutralized poison.

Field Museum of Natural History Chicago

Baby Show At Winthrop Hospital Free Admission

The Winthrop Community Hospital Aid Association and Mrs. M. J. Jahnle oversee a baby show with mothers and babies seated in classes and called in rotation. Admission is free, space limited to mothers and babies, public admitted only as capacity allows. Healthiest babies win nine gold prizes.

Winthrop Community Hospital Aid Association M. J. Jahnle Winthrop Community Hospital

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