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Newspaper

The Winthrop Review

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1937

Page

6

Troop 75 Parents Night Highlights Nineteen Twenty Three Years

The annual Supper and Parents Night of Troop 75 in Winthrop at First M E Church featured speeches by Scout leaders including Elmer K. Vasquez and William Van Dalinda, investiture of new scouts Howard Powell and Milton Ferguson, performances by Howard Powell and Isabel Dodge, showing of Boy Scout Camp Pow Wow footage, and a display of patrol drawings.

Elmer K. Vasquez Howard Powell Carlé W. Malley Richard Gildea Arthur C. C. Moore Bay Shore Council Albert McGaw E. C. Campbell James Nolan Roy Nott Paul Dwyer Harry Belmont Hill Isabel Dodge George Hodgdon Carles W. Malley Roy Everbeck The Lion Patrol Josiah Kirby Robert Sloane

Early Washington Assemblies and Fennel Facts

The early Washington assemblies required invitation access and full evening dress for non military members. A saying noted fennel seed’s reverence and nine sacred herbs among the Saxons dispelling disease. Fennel is rarely used in American cooking despite its delightful anise like flavor and global growth.

Washington Republic Army Navy America

European Fascination with Egyptian Funereal Imagery

The passage notes Europeans admiring ancient Egyptian funerary architecture and mortality emblems, including bizarre animal-headed deities. It describes statues of lions with crocodile heads and hawk-headed men in tomb temples, and mentions some visitors bowing before gods, highlighting the eerie, reverent atmosphere of antiquity.

Egypt

Herders Stay With Flocks in Great Blizzards

A writer in Collier's Weekly asserts Western sheep herders do not desert their hungry flocks or dogs during blizzards. They stay on the job despite freezing conditions and neglect by camp tenders, because sticking with the range is the unwritten law.

Collier’s Weekly

Four hundred years of Erasmus Colloquies and its adages

The Colloquies by Erasmus, the Dutch scholar, aimed to popularize ancient wisdom with 1 451 adages. Written in Latin, it connected educated Europeans and sold 24 000 copies.

Eramus Europe

French Terms in Common Culinary Use

A compact list of French cooking terms with plain English translations. Cafe noir, aux marrons, en brochette, petits fours, garni, bombe glace and related phrases are briefly defined for everyday kitchen use.

Thunderstorm Warnings On Mountain Explained By Collier's Weekly

A Collier's Weekly description notes nature's fiercest warning on a mountain as the atmosphere charges with electricity. Hair stands on end and ice ax points hiss, signaling an impending thunderstorm.

Collier’s Weekly

Memorial Tablet Marks Captain Cook S Death Site

An obelisk at Kealakekua Bay Hawaii honors Captain James Cook who was killed nearby. In 1928 a bronze tablet was dedicated beneath the surface to mark the exact location of his fall.

Captain Cook Kealakekua Bay Hawaii Island Cook

Sense of Taste Varies Widely Among People

A tasting paper treated with phenyl-thio-carbamide shows taste variation, with some individuals finding it tasteless while others perceive bitterness sourness sweetness or saltiness according to Collier's Weekly.

Collier’s Weekly

Early U S advertising origin linked to Washington ad

The first American advertising client was George Washington with Benjamin Franklin drafting a real estate notice for the Maryland Journal's 1773 launch, marking an early use of paid notices in a colonial newspaper.

Eayly United States George Washington Benjamin Franklin Maryland Journal

Explosion on Wall Street in New York City 1920

An explosion destroyed part of Wall Street in New York City on September 16 1920. Thirty people were killed and about one hundred injured. Property damage reached two million dollars.

Wall Street New York City

Peoria Name Origins in Illinois Confederacy

The name Peoria traces to an Indian tribe within the Illinois Confederacy and began as a personal name meaning he comes carrying a pack on his back.

Peoria Illinois Confederacy

Army Discharges Ordered After Revolutionary War Ends

After the war Congress ordered most Continental troops discharged at war end, leaving about 80 soldiers to guard public stores and protect state property. The move marked the practical demobilization of the army as civilian government took over.

Congress

Oldest Hand Gun Linked to 1377 on Display

A Chinese hand gun dating to 1377 is exhibited at the Armory Museum in Berlin and touted as the oldest firearm in the world. The piece draws visitors with its ancient manufacture and historical significance.

Armory Museum Berlin

The Yes Men and the Appeal of Agreeable Men

A reflective note on popularity trends among men, arguing that some rise in esteem because they avoid firm opinions and repeatedly align with others. The piece critiques conformity as a social strategy and questions authenticity in public discourse.

High Wine Definition in Distillation Terms

A historical note defines high wine as the first distillation from a fermented mash used in making whisky or brandy. It identifies high wine as the highly alcoholic product of the initial distillation stage.

Swimming as top all round exercise

Swimming rates high as an all round exercise engaging most major muscle groups across the body. It provides cardiovascular benefits and develops strength flexibility and endurance for overall fitness and health.

Study What You Say and What Not to Say in Conversation

A compact guide stresses mindful speech urging writers to observe language choices. It highlights avoiding offensive terms and unclear phrasing while promoting clarity, courtesy, and purposeful dialogue in everyday writing and conversation.

Little Show in London Snowfall

A brief London note reports extremely light snowfall amid lingering winter without much trace of snow in the city. Weather observers record scant accumulation as streets remain mostly dry and cold.

London England

Magnolia Named for Botanist Pierre Magnal

An obscure note attributes the magnolia's name to the French botanist Pierre Magnal. The source text also includes garbled lines about imperfect symmetry, with unclear relation to the plant.

Pierre Magnal

Insects Hear With Ears in Forelegs and Thorax

A St Louis Post Dispatch writer notes that Orthoptera including grasshoppers crickets and roaches possess auditory organs. Locusts and common grasshoppers have large ear on each thorax side and tympanic membranes with nerve connections. Some species place ears on the forelegs shins near the knee with recessed oval eardrums.

St. Louis Post- Dispatch New Guinea

Female Bird Pair Directs Nesting Style and Site

A Montreal Herald writer notes the female typically selects the nest site and largely builds the nest. She shapes the interior for comfort, reflecting her rank and aesthetic sense, while nest placement varies from ground to tree cavities and bushes.

Montreal Herald

Snake-Bites Foils Chimo Toxin Immune Mixture

A bizarre cautery tale describes a western Venezuela chewing mixture called Chimo made by boiling green tobacco into a tar like mass. It is claimed to confer immunity to unspecified ailments.

Ben Gilman Gasoline Storage Request in Winthrop

Notice of a public hearing on July 6 1937 at eight p m in Winthrop Town Hall to consider a license for Ben Gilman to use land at 47 Dolphin Avenue for two car gasoline storage in a two car garage. Charles A Hagman Clerk.

Winthrop Mass Lillian N. Damon Bowdoin Street Board of Selectmen Town Hall Charles. A. Hagman EK. F E. M. Belcher Lincoln Street Charles A. Hagman Ben Gilman Dolphin Avenue

Guelph Treasure Praised as Final Medieval Witness

The Guelph Treasure a collection of portable altars crosses tablets monstrances and reliquaries tied to the Brunswick Guelph royal lineage is hailed as a unique final witness to medieval religion and art by an authority cited in the Cleveland Plain Dealer and described in a catalog edited by Otto Van Falke Robert Schmidt and George Swarzenski.

Guelph Brunswick Cleveland Plain Dealer Otto van Falke Robert Schmidt George Swarzenski

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For Winthrop Business Directory Chevrolet Putnam Street Ocean BUICK John C. McMurray Putnam & Pauline Arthur F. Verney Ford Sales and Service Woodside Ave Ocean Luna Park Oldsmobile Ocean Ave Revere Rev Patricia Beauty Shop Ruth H. Mills Beal Street Ocean BETTY Duart Shirley, St Mary Elizabeth Boat Builders JA. Phalen Chester Ave Tel Chiropodists DR. A. Promises Foot Iris Aks Courtes Winthrop St Coal and Ice Dealers L. Cronin. CO. Coal, Coke, Fuel and Range Oil R. R. Ave Revere Tel E. B Revere Ice & Fuel CO Arthur H. Curtis Prop. Ice Mason Supplies Williams Brothers Contractors W. F. Stover Kodaks Edison Mazda la Printing Winthrop “Beach Abbott L. Deroo Electric & Radio Shop Bartlett Road Elliott Fish Market Somerset Ave Ramsey Pepperell M. J. Kelly Boston Frederick A. Magrath B. B W—Funeral Home Meridian Street Atlantic St Charles A. Rollins East Shirley Hardware CO D. Groman Prop Shirley St Winthrop Hardware CO Ocean 1 Woodside Hardware Carmore Paints F. Desteffano Maverick Sq Jewelers Gilbert R. Rand Winthrop Trust Co Arthur M. Jorgenson South Ave Woods Bros Burrill Winthrop Laundering CO Central St F. E. Whitman Lumber CO. Piazza United Bedding CO Meridian St H. N. Bangs & Sons Madison Ave Winthrop Storage Sekine Fremont St Ocoan Cottage Hill Oil CO Fred H. Wilcke Range and Fuel Oilsa Shirley St. Ocean Curtis Oil CO Aldo P. Wentworth Lubhi Pointe Tae Beal Street Henry BE Keough Pauline St. Ocean Abbott L. Deroo Aheang Waist & Radio Shop Eee Evan Breed Square Bennington St Orient Heights Lewis American Cafe Boulevard-Revere Ocean Avy George Ben Magee's Cor Main Street Kenney Kelly Springfield Tires Willard Potterive Jenney Gas and Mobile Oils Lindsey Service Station Socony Beach Fred J. Leary Magee 8 Corner Revere St Dave Frank London St. E Charles Hennessey Frank Bell Hull Piscopo Liquor Store Barnes Ave RED Shutter Cafe Chelsea St Day Sq E. Boston First M. E Orlando Avenue Phone Ocean Edgehill Rd Thornton Pleasant St Winthrop ‘Center Main St Call Ocean Winthrop Review Office Winthrop Savings Bank Bodék Preston B. Churchill Treas Winthrop Trust Company Savings Department Bank Winthrop Trust Company Harry W. Aiken Orpos
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