Winthrop Sun and Visitor Adopts New Deplume Julius
A Revere Journal writer using the pen name Julius comments on Winthrop town life. He praises the town’s quieting of rowdy nights and lauds Selectmen led by Chairman Winthrop Magee for diligent oversight of streets sewers and water. He argues the town has become the prettiest in New England.
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Julius
Revere Journal
Winthrop
Winthrop Selectmen
New England
Highlands
Point Shirley
Winthrop Magee
Coming Beach Carnival at Revere Beach Sept Nine to Thirteen
Preparations heat up for Revere Beach Carnival and Mardi Gras from September 2 to 13. J W Gorman’s high diving horses King and Queen will perform twice daily except Sundays. Mardi Gras runs September 8 with a lavish parade and designer Carl Reinhold’s floats praised as unmatched.
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Revere Beach
Revére Beach
New Orleans
Revere
J. W. Gorman
Carl Reinhold
Those Good Old Times
A five year old recalls the “good old days” when families grew and prepared food at home. The mince pie at dinner prompts a comparison to grandma’s pie made from home raised and picked minces. The memory evokes traditional rural domestic life.
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Bobby
Island Doldrums Lead to Romance and Rescue Tease
In a moonlit escape gone awry Bertie and I strand on Umbrella island after a canoe springs a leak. The lapse leads to playful tension, a rekindled bond, and the discovery of a shore boat tied to papa, hinting at rescue and a rekindled engagement.
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Bertie
Miss van Voorst
Umbrella Island
Bobby
Papa
Daily Story Pub. Co
Complaisant Cheat and Lawyerly Exchange in Puck
A humorous exchange shows Mr Fitum commenting on a $150 check and $250 charges from Mr Boggle. Boggle defends the total as justified despite “troubles with complaints and affidavits.” The remark underscores attorney fees and comic legal bustle.
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Boggle
Fitum
Puck
The Average Woman and Her Shifting Desires
A brief quip reflects on the stereotype of women’s changing minds. It notes that such shifts bring variety and counteract monotony in daily life.
Thirty Fifth Anniversary Observed by Bowman Family
Mr and Mrs H Bowman of 35 Bates Avenue celebrated their thirty fifth anniversary at home Sunday evening. Saxophone and piano solos were performed by local residents including Wm A Grimes Agnes Tierney Margaret Grimes and Estella Allen. A collation followed and gifts were presented to Mrs Bowman. Attendees included Lunt and family Grimes Maw Hayward Squires W A Grimes Mildred Young Eleanor Young and others from Winthrop along with Mr Brady Winters from Somerville and Donnelley McMurray from Roxbury.
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H. Bowman
Bates Avenue
Wm. A. Grimes
Agnes Tierney
Margaret E. Grimes
William A. Grimes
Hubert Bowman
M. Grimes
Estella Allen
Anna Cassidy
Lunt
M. I. Grimes
Maw
Hayward
Squires
W.A. Grimes
Mildred Young
Miss Lunt
Eleanor Young
Margaret Grimes
Winthrop
Brady
Winters
Somerville
Charles Donnelley
John McMurray
Roxbury
Cottage Park Hotel Offers Nonstop Social Round
The Cottage Park Hotel under Mr Prior hosts frequent events from ballings to moonlit water trips. Mrs Lemly shared travels at the cool piazza while a fine concert followed. Bridge whist and a regular hop draw guests. upcoming water sports and a ball are planned. Noted guest Mrs Moore Mildred Champagne is a celebrated authoress whose counsel is sought.
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Mrs. Moore
Mildred Champagne
Jovesick
Trimount 60-Operative Bank Regular Meeting Notice
Regular meeting for the sale of money and payment of dues held on the second Monday of each month. For information contact Secretary George H. Wyman 73 Tremont Street Boston Am 628 or Winthrop Director Nelson Floyd Winthrop.
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George H. Wyman
Tremont—St
Boston
Winthrop
Nelson Floyd
No Friend of Sorghum and the Public Eye
A satirical exchange notes a rival politician being congratulated for always being in the public eye. Senator Sorghum compares him to a locomotive cider, while a woman writer claims that training eye and voice cannot mask truth in the hand. The remark ends with a quip about gloves.
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Sorghum
Senator Sorghum
New York Evening Telegram
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Schryver
School of Stenography and ‘Typewriting
Temple Avenue
Winthrop, Mass
Winthrop _ Co-operative Bank
KEW
A. E. Whittemore
Winthrop Centre Station
Albert B. Dorman, M.D
Villa Avenue
Telephone
C. E. Johnson, M. D
Winthrop St
C. A. Nevers
Wadsworth Block
Winthrop Centre
Elizabeth F. Hassenberg
Hattie M. Bhacklettd
F St
Washington, D. C
Harold C. Read
Grafton W. Potter
Read and Potter
Central ST
Fort Hill
Frank J
McQueeney
Atlantic Street
8. T. Rover
Enterprise Co-Operative Bank
Meridian St
East Boston
Robert F. Jordan
Treas
Ralph P. Badger
South Common St
Lynn
Winthrop Cash Dry Peeks
Lewis Bock
Winthrop Act
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Winthrop Sun
Winthrop Visitor
Winthrop Beach
Mass
Shirley Street
Beach Station
Herbert E. Emerson
Cottage Park Hotel Notes
Fletcher
Trimount
Operative Bank
Coaree
Stewart Iron Works Co
Cincinnati
Onio Manufacturers
Gerald Nese
Putnam ST
Kilburn C. Brown
Winthrop Center and
Winthrop Highlands
Goodyear
Shufix
Nelson
Broad Street
Franklin Flint
F. C. Dowd
William F. Dealy
Court Road
Real Estate & Insurance
East
Ores
Aga
R. Hooper
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