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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1916
Page
4
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The Winthrop Sun and Visitor weekly edition lists office locations at 466 Shirley Street and 166 Shirley Street in Winthrop Mass. It announces submission deadlines for news and advertising, subscription rates, and credits editor Herbert E Emerson and associate editor C Joseph Harvey. The issue is dated Saturday December 2 1916.
The Maiden News reports temperance activists focus on saving Revere rather than winning a No License vote in Boston area suburbs. Last year saloon forces nearly carried Revere, and residents fear liquor would invade the shore front despite state control. The town's elders insist on keeping Revere clean and free of alcohol.
During December Sunday services are held at 4 30 PM. The church aims to avoid religious controversy and presents modern knowledge as compatible with faith. It invites Winthrop residents to attend and hear in a spirit of fair play.
Government orders suppression of Hearst publications in Canada with penalties for possession up to 5000 dollars or five years in prison. Pearsons Magazine also banned for articles critical of Great Britain. Commentary notes Americans face high prices and wage pressures amid wartime economics. Some readers urged to shift social events to avoid midweek congestion.
Winthrop High defeats Revere High 7 to 3 at Paul Revere Park. Walker scores the late touchdown for Winthrop after Stowell kicks a field goal for Revere. Kelly fumbles to set up the winning drive. Key players include Chambers Spinelli Fernoyle and Stowell for Revere and LeCours Talcott Burke Gunderson for Winthrop.
The Kind details a courtroom remark where Willis asks about the time at Bump's and Gillis replies the evening was unintelligible. The judge notes the exchange as part of the proceedings.
The Indianapolis News reports musk has alleged radioactive properties that supposedly carry its odor unusually. It claims natives carrying musk to market are affected, and prolonged contact with musk near the body may produce effects similar to radium exposure.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Winthrop Highlands Yacht Club held a large whist and auction evening at the Winthrop Arms. More than 50 tables participated with prizes including a cut glass vase won by Mrs. Albert Crossman and multiple souvenirs awarded to numerous members and guests.
A New York stenographer set a new record by writing 137 words a minute. The dream envisions future stenographers spelling every word correctly, signaling a milestone toward the millennium.
A judge admonishes a defendant for rude behavior while insisting the apology be sincere. The exchange underscores tensions in the courtroom as one party pressures the other to mean the words spoken.
A passage notes that Australian obituary tributes often pair with poetic lines. It cites Lady Poore on the tone and cites a quip from Front Recollections of an Admiral's Wife about Mrs B aging eighty five passing away after a period of poor health.
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