Must Register to Sell Narcotics
Authorities require registration for those who sell narcotics and plan to dispose of stock or unused narcotics. All stock on hand and blank orders must be surrendered for cancellation.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
7
Authorities require registration for those who sell narcotics and plan to dispose of stock or unused narcotics. All stock on hand and blank orders must be surrendered for cancellation.
A town notice urges Winthrop homeowners and residents to advertise the area during summer to attract tenants and visitors. It argues the town is misperceived as dormant in winter and calls for coordinated local promotion to attract travelers, advertise Winthrop’s advantages, and boost prosperity.
Comrade Quartermaster Thomas W. Spear reports on H. Russell Camp No. 65 U S W V delegation to the 30th Spanish War Convention anchored in the harbor. Visitors attended the event, Worcester Fife and Drum Corps performed, and the annual parade drew over 1660 members followed by a grand ball and speeches on various topics.
A compact note discusses a publication called Not a Loud Speaker Achievement and its role as a distinct mouthpiece for a magazine, emphasizing its self-contained messaging and editorial stance.
The Winthrop Company fights through a rain soaked Verdun corridor and the Argonne Forest in late 1918. Machine gun sections endure shellfire and gas as they advance toward Metz with heavy casualties and frozen bivouacs.
The program titled A June Holiday will be presented by Master Joseph on Saturday June 22 at 2 00 pm at Steinert Hall Boston 162 street Lois Baker and Mr Theodore McKin ley perform twenty four numbers in the event
James A. Herbert and Richard Johnson of Dartmouth join Gladys P. Lyons of Boston University as graduates. Other graduates include Gertrude F. Besson Marie E. Carniell D Carsley David Lavien and W Freeman of Boston University.
The Eleventh Annual Dancing Exhibition by Marion Crandall Mulloy pupils was held at the Winthrop Theatre on Friday evening June 14. Lawrette LeCour opened with a piece, six groups of three numbers showcased the year’s training, and the event ended with a graceful finale aided by Somerville orchestra and Miss Doris Rand.
Mrs. Alice Kirkpatrick hosted a luncheon on Wednesday June 12. Mr and Mrs John Young recently married on June 2 arrived in Winthrop Wednesday morning and were welcomed by A J Young William Hanson Charles A Hagman Martha Young Barkett and other attendees.
The A. L. A. informs motorists that a new right of way law takes effect today. It states the vehicle entering an intersection first has priority, and if arrived simultaneously the driver on the right yields. Caution is urged at intersections as fault may be shared due to shifted rights.
The article lists a Q A about the YWCA Girl Reserves in Greater Boston and notes the approximate 800 participants and age range from 12 to 18. It explains modeling on Scouts and Camp Fire and mentions post-18 paths into Business Girls' clubs or the Student Department.
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