Albion Campbell Sewing Machine Expert Seeks Repairs
Notice advertises Albion R Campbell a sewing machine expert with over 35 years of practical experience repairing all makes. Contact Ocean 1228 W or call 219 Lincoln St.
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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1925
Page
7
Notice advertises Albion R Campbell a sewing machine expert with over 35 years of practical experience repairing all makes. Contact Ocean 1228 W or call 219 Lincoln St.
Lost on Winthrop street a olive type bag containing sum of money. Kindly return same and receive reward to 148 Winthrop street or tel Ocean 1308. TO LET five room suite all modern electric light gas instantaneous gas water heat working elsewhere. Rent 50 dollars with heat. Tel Ocean 0860 or call A O Roberts 270 Main street.
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Location list details fire alarm boxes in Winthrop with cross streets and landmarks. It provides step by step instructions for giving an alarm including how many blows to ring and which stations to contact, Beach Station and Central Station, with telephone numbers.
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