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Newspaper
The Winthrop Review
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
7
Letitia C. Patch touts Kirsch Rods for windows and offers installation at Ocean 2167. She lists numerous prominent customers and claims high satisfaction, urging men to trust a woman’s nail driving and promising no more scars on woodwork.
Notice under section II article 19 of the 1922 revised by laws that Kilbourn C Brown petitions to place his residence at 207 Winthrop Street into the Business Zone. A public hearing will be granted by the Planning Board for interested parties at the Selectmen's Room Town Hall Thursday evening May 21 1925 at 8 oclock.
Directions for giving an alarm list multiple fire alarm boxes by intersection and street, naming Beach Station and Central Station with telephone numbers. It includes steps: approach box, open door, pull down hook once, wait for the firemen, and never sound from a distance. It details a two bell rule and three bell call as warning codes.
The notice outlines three possible school delay patterns for Winthrop Box 22. If all schools close, bells ring at 7:30 AM with street lights on three minutes. if only grades miss, bells at 8:15 AM with lights on three minutes. for a single grade session the signal is at 11:15 AM by bells only.
Toledo Blade notes motorists who consider damaging a railroad train should remember they may have only one chance before enemies or law enforcement intervene. The caution emphasizes severe penalties and the risks of reckless actions against rail transport.
The Town of Winthrop Board of Survey orders a public hearing on Frederick A. Tewksbury's plan for a new street near Somerset Avenue to be named Somerset Terrace. The hearing is scheduled for Monday evening June 1, 1925 at 8 p.m. in the Board of Selectmen's office, with notices to be published weekly in the Winthrop Review for two weeks.
Commonwealth probate summons to heirs and interested parties for Rachel Larkin estate Winthrop. A. Walter Larkin seeks letters testamentary without bond. Court in Boston set for May 21 1925 at 10 am. notice by weekly Winthrop Review ads for three weeks and by mail to known heirs seven days prior. Judge William M Prest oversees. Register Arthur W Sullivan signs.
Pathfinder Magazine notes that the saying Hell is paved with good intentions appears in Boswell's Life of Johnson but originated as a German proverb centuries earlier. It also appears in medieval French Italian and Portuguese literature in various forms.
A short transcript quotes a Boston saying about readiness and fate, noting that a person who accepts events may find others have already moved ahead them. The line reflects a philosophy of adaptability and timing.
Sandpaper is applied to bottles containing medicine to prevent mix ups in darkness. The rough surface warns users when handling contents and aims to reduce erroneous consumption.
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