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Winthrop Sun And Visitor

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1913

Page

2

Sale locations for Winthrop Sun and Visitor copies

The notice lists multiple retailers where the Winthrop Sun and Visitor paper is sold for 5 cents each. Stores include Highland Drug Store, Totman & Ham, Brown's Centre Store, Quality Shop, Williams Drug Store, Winthrop Pharmacy, Brown's Pharmacy, Wadsworth Block, Ocean Spray Pharmacy, and Winthrop News Co. Also available at 46 Shirley Street office.

Highland Drug Store Highland Station Boston Revere Beach Lynn Deget Totman & Ham Beach Sta Brown's Centre Jefferson and Winthrop Streets Williams Drug Ation Winthrop Magee Brown’s Wadsworth Block Centre W. B. Thayer Ocean Spray Ocean Spray Winthrop News Co Beach Station Shirley Street

Exciting Fifteen-Inning Winthrop Rally Downs Fore River A A

Winthrop defeats Fore River A A 3 to 2 after 15 innings at Ingleside Park Saturday afternoon. Monti, Tewksbury, Atchinson, Brudatdy, and Williamson score for Winthrop. Notable defensive plays and multiple on base threats highlighted a historic long game witnessed by about one thousand fans.

Winthrop Athletics Fore River A. A Ingleside Park Quincy Lads Granite City Lads Monti Somerset Atchinson Winthrop Cox Center Garden Rio Tewksbury Brudatdy P. Williamson Alison Creswell MacDonald Smith Verner Benson W. Williamson Williamson Atchison Howatt Donahue Pete Crete Seer Een M Howarth Fore River A. A Peete O'Brien C P Williamson Larkin Cahill Oislereip Sian AL Riley Brudalidy

Demand for Point Shirley Lots Extends to Summer Homes

Real estate dealers Elliott and Whit tier report strong demand at Point Shirley for lots on Shirley and serious streets. Multiple sales completed including parcels to John L Sabston Joseph L Lafayette Margaret D Waugh Susan M Nelson Mary E Noyes Alma M Wilson. Houses are being erected on some parcels with more planned for summer and permanent homes.

Point Shirley Elliott &. Whittier Shirley John L. Sabston Hale Avenue Joseph L. Lafayette Brewster Avenue Margaret D. Waugh Somerville Grand View Avenue Susan M. Nelson Chelsea Bay View Triton Avenues Mary E. Noyes Mattapan Serious Streets Alma M. Wilson Bedford

Grammar of Lost Language Details Sogdian Heritage and Rediscovery

French savant R Gauthior presents at the Paris Sorbonne the first grammar of the lost Sogdian language. The Sogdians nation once thrived in Central Asia linking Siberia, China, Tibet, India, and Iran with rich irrigation and Buddhist art. Only the Yagnobis now retain some traits of this lost race, whose re discovery may illuminate history.

R. Gauthior Paris Sorbonne Central Asia Siberia China Tibet India Irania Persia Sogdia Gauthiot

Western Medicines In China Embrace Western Methods

In China western ideas advance as European medicine chests spread. Dr. Wu-Lien Teh, Cambridge-educated director of plague prevention, spoke at the International Medical Congress in England noting growing western treatment in surgery and more European trained doctors in China. He cautioned old beliefs linger but progress includes old physicians seeking western lecturers and public interest in health.

China Wu-Lien -Teh Cambridge G. L. Tuck England International Medical Congress Europe

Runaway German Airship Kills Sentry in Demuehl Incident

A military dirigible from Schuette-Lanz tore from moorings during a squall at a parade ground in Demuehl Germany. It drifted away with two sentinel crewmen aboard none aboard returned. One sentry died after a 600 foot fall the other was severely injured after an 80 foot jump. The airship landed miles away about an hour later.

Demuehl Germany Schuette-Lanz Earth

Carnegie and French Reporters in Paris

The rich Carnegie stayed several days in Paris where reporters lined up to hear his impressions. He praised journalism as an interesting profession and lamented not becoming a journalist. A reporter countered that Carnegie would regret not becoming a multi millionaire.

Carnegie Paris Monsieur Carnegie le Cri de

Burglary at Sunnybrow Parish Church Ends in Vandalism

A burglar broke a church window at Sunnybrow, a Durham mining village, failed to open the safe, and left a note for the vicar promising a return if the safe was open. A torn gurprice stained with blood suggested the intruder was clumsy in entry and theft.

Sunnybrow Durham Eng

Reforestation Drives Grow In Norway

Norway forms tree planting societies to cover mountain slopes and untillable land with forests. The annual report shows 144 societies planted 2,276,000 trees last year.

Norway

Not an The Play By Mrs General Picketts

A backstage tale of an actress who dreams of a real romance while her stage life collides with an onstage rescue. The protagonist, a talking prop gains depth as Lois, Mr Bracebrook, Oswald Svensen, and Miss Elsie Marchmont drive a dramatic escape to a church wedding that reveals true identities and a forgiving father.

Harry Cassius Gadzooks Lois Papa Mr. Bracebrook Brace Brook Clitch Pactolus Oswald Svensen Gloria Theater Elsie ‘Marchmont Daily Story Pub. Co

About a Woman and a Fight in Puck’s Banter

A brief dialogue depicts Mr. Gudeman and Mr. Little boys debating violence while Muggsy offers help. The fragment hints at a melodramatic plot involving a woman and potential danger, with Puck guiding the interaction.

Mr. Gudeman Muggsy Puck

The Politician's Daughter Plot Unfolds

A dialogue scene shows a schemer seeking family consent while a figure named Puck asserts control under the unit rule, indicating influence over the daughter and power dynamics within a political family.

Puck

Troubles of the Fair Prompt Tight Shoes Pinch

A conversation at the fair contrasts appearances with hardship. One character notes a woman looks prosperous while worn by poverty and the other suggests she feels the pinch of tight shoes more than money.

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