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Winthrop Sun And Visitor

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1913

Page

6

Winthrop Post Office Hours and Box Collections

Winthrop post office hours are weekdays 7 am to 9 pm and holidays 7 am to 10 am. not open Sundays except Special Delivery mail. Carrier deliveries run 1:30 am to 10:60 am and 2:50 pm, with 7:30 am to 6:30 pm and 9 pm on holidays. Several street and town boxes are not collected at 9 pm. many others are collected at 9 pm on weekdays. D Belcher, Supt.

Postal Savings Depository Temple Highland Avenue Grover and Cliff Quincy Cottage Park Road Johnson Avenue Court Road Lowell Maple Street Main Pleasant Street Hermon Stret Hermon Opp Winthrop Corner Ocean View Magee’s Corner Revere Cherry Summit Brown’s Drug Store Winthrop Highlands Grover Corner Crest Locust Beach Road Ocean Spray Shirley Corner Mermaid Sea Foam Shirley R. R Shirley_corner Ocean Avenue Shirley Cormer Sturgis Tewksbury Crystal Cove Cottage Avenue Hillside Washington Avenue Bates Winthrop Winthrop and Chester Post Office Centre R. R Pleasant and Sunnyside Bartlett Road Pauline Lincoln Lincoln and Read, Town Hall D. Belcher

Odd Facts From Old Times Highlight Curious Claims

A survey of strange items notes copper added to steel to lengthen life, a Hungarian railcar for invalids, oxy acetylene used to wreck concrete, and the belief that beer spending exceeds bread. Other notes include gas waste in Oklahoma, curb ramp lighting plans, Berlin electrification, a Swiss hydro plant, and 16th century English needlework origins.

Blunders in Print Show Odd Local Notices

A quirk collection of misworded signs and odd quotes from various locales including Chicago and South Dakota. The notes feature humorous misprints in stores banks and dormitories, alongside quotations from newspapers and a promotional card for cleaning services. The Sun and Visitor advertise their Winthrop outlets for news items, ads, and bill payments.

Wachita from Big River

John Holds his Indian bride Wachita at their frontier home after she is rescued from the snow. Wachita declares herself Indian and partners with John as they plan marriage despite Panther Leap's objections. The tale follows their bond and the evolving acceptance between two cultures.

John Peggy Uncle Tom Wachita Big River Country Panther Paleface Holdness

Gnus and Daily Papers In Humorous Zoo Question

A playful note compares daily newspapers to a zoo full of animals with gnus as a pun on news. It plays on readers spotting familiar creatures among headlines and sections in a lighthearted way.

The Gnus

Cold Weather Starting Advances In Studebaker Tests

Studebaker engineers report winter starting improvements based on tests with ordinary gasoline. They found vaporization begins at five degrees above zero and that warming the intake with a rag soaked in hot water enables motor start on the first electric crank in extreme cold.

Studebaker

Topeka Lawyer's Denver Car Tale Ends With Repeats

A. L. Williams of Topeka, general attorney for Union Pacific, recalled a Denver trip with friends where a drunken companion shared his marital woes. Williams claimed he heard nothing and could not recall the tale, only to be pressed again when the man returned sober and insisted on repeating the story.

A. L. Williams Topeka Union Pacific Denver Mr. Williams

Unusual incubator hatches twelve chicks in July heat

During a July heat spell from the 1st to the 5th twelve chickens hatched from a setting of fifteen eggs. Farmer A. B. Hall of Emporia Kansas moved a heat-stricken hen, and the sun finished the job five days later. Twelve Sol parentage chicks now enliven the yard.

Old Sol A. B. Hall Emporia Kan

Faith in the Solar System Dinner Tale

Rev Newell Dwight Hillis recounts Lyman Beecher at Lane Theological Seminary delivering diplomas and warning graduates not to fear the earth tilting, expressing an abiding faith in the stability of the monetary system.

Kansas City Newell Dwight Hillis Brooklyn L Lyman Beecher Henry Ward Beecher Lane Theological Seminary Manetary System

What He Could Do The Reverend and the School Watch

A reverend gentleman addressed a school class arguing that children are born with sinful hearts needing regulation. He held up his watch and asked how to fix it when it runs wrong. A flaxen-harled youngster shouted sell it.

Sometimes It Pays Says Horowitz on Risk and Reward

Louis J. Horowitz, famed New York skyscraper builder, told reporters at Riverside Drive that a poor man who took tremendous risks and improved his position shows it is sometimes better to try the fire than to stay in the frying pan.

Louis J. Horowitz New York Riverside Drive

Box Party Scandal Theme Woven Into Private Conversation

In a crowded box Mrs Curtis and her husband spar verbally amid gossip and public gaze. He recounts a tale of a great love ruined by ignorance and ego, contrasting their own tension with flirtatious spectators and the unspoken ache between them.

Mrs. Potter Mr. Curtis Mrs. Curtis Baron Sternhold Mexico

Feminine Activities and Educational Headlines

Nine women compete for dean of the new Delaware College for Women to be opened in Newark next year. Sarah Bernhardt becomes an innkeeper after buying a villa. Rome establishes a bureau to aid wives and children of men who work in America. California reports high women voters in seven counties. Edith Pierce, Philadelphia’s sole women street inspector, tours the city urging cleanliness.

Delaware College For Women Newark Del Rome America Edith Pierce Philadelphia

MUFFLED KNOCKS AND WITTY WISECRACKS IN HOUSEHOLD TRENDS

A collection of humorous quips on manners, speech, and spouse dynamics. The jokes contrast professional polish with personal home life and cheeky observations about wives, husbands, and everyday social quirks. The piece riffs on politeness, appearances, and common sayings.

Surprises Many in Winthrop Over Simple Remedy

The quick action of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler i ka is reported to relieve constipation sour stomach and gas almost immediately. Winthrop residents note that a single dose drains foul matter from the system and Adler i ka is claimed to be the most thorough bowel cleanser sold.

K. C. Brown

Shy Bride Reveals Age Ten Years On

A Boston Evening Transcript item notes the bride was very shy about disclosing her age, describing great reluctance to reveal it even after ten years.

Boston Evening Transcript

Thoughtful Man May Be Very Serious Or Lacking Laughter

A reflective remark discusses a man who rarely laughs as possibly being deeply serious or lacking mental energy to understand humor. The statement probes the link between humor and mental vitality.

Reactionary Advice Trout Swapping Fly

The trout cautions a careful approach to swatting a fly in a vivid, terse line from the Boston Globe. The piece blends a fable like motif with practical caution about fishing technique and timing.

Boston Globe

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