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Newspaper

Winthrop Sun And Visitor

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1907

Page

8

Pleasing concert and drama "A Love of a Bonnet" at Unitarian Church

Margaret Winthrop Rebekah Lodge No 158 and outside talent staged a pleasant evening of music and a one act drama in the Unitarian Church vestry to benefit the lodge. Performers included Miss Florence Tewksbury Miss Ramona Carle Miss Ethel Minor and Mrs Minnie Remby with several encore moments and praise for Hattie M Brown and Florence Tewksbury in key roles. Also listed are letters remaining at Winthrop post office for the week ending December 7 and local note on streets and residents.

Margaret Winthrop Rebekah Lodge Unitarian Church J. P. Swint Florence Tewksbury Ramona Carle Malden Ethel Minor Ruth Tucker E. H. Leonard Tewkebury Minnie Re Maud Jameson W. W. Thompson Hopkine M. O. Hill Minnie’ Remby Nellie Carstensen

Mortgagee's Sale of Real Estate in Winthrop Mass

By virtue of a mortgage deed dated October 31 1902 recorded in Suffolk Deeds book 2860 page 221 Levi J Wood and Harry H Mathews will sell at public auction December 28 1907 at 2 PM on the premises in Winthrop Suffolk county Massachusetts on the south side of Washington avenue. The parcel includes beach rights and appurtenances and is bounded by Wentworth land and the beach. sale is subject to unpaid taxes and liens with $200 deposit required. Luther T Harrington Mortgagee Winthrop November 18 1907.

Suffolk Levi J. Wood Harry H. Mathews Winthrop County of Suffolk Commonwealth of Massachusetts Washington Avenue Said Avenue W. H. Wentworth Wentworth Wood and Mathews Nelson Floyd Luther T. Harrington

The Three Laws of Motion as Stated

The text outlines Newton's three laws. First, a body at rest stays at rest and a body in motion remains in a straight line with constant velocity unless acted upon externally. Second, a change in motion is proportional to the applied force and follows the force direction. Third, every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

New York American

Admiral Walker’s stern rebukes echo through fleet

The aged Admiral Weard of St Weard is lauded for thoroughness. His orders to weigh anchor were ignored by a trusted ship captain amid Washington’s inauguration celebrations. The flagship Chicago passed the offender as world navies heard the rebuke. In another voyage a monkish friend’s maneuver earned a suspension. John’s quip about the “side whiskers” punctuates the tale.

Walker Hampton Roads International Washington Chicago Mediterranean John Harper's

Dogs and dining style shape club life in early 20th century views

A business man's complaint about indecisive diners at a club contrasts with a Wide World Magazine profile praising dogs as family members in northern France and Belgium. The piece notes dogs as working pets, admired by farmers, tradespeople, and city dwellers, with breeds refined through clubs and regional exhibitions.

France Belgium Wide World Magazine

Essex Attacked by Female Sperm Whale in South Seas

In a famous incident recounted by Baily's magazine the whaler Essex was struck by a cow sperm whale presumed mother of a calf just harpooned. The whale rammed the vessel twice, tore away the false keel, stove in the bows, and caused the crew to abandon ship with one boat lost.

South Seas Essex Baily

Jingled Wealth Cure and Carrot Riot Tale

A Scots tale recalls a nervous precentor who keeps seven to eight coppers for a nervous rattling cure and a strict abstainer who frowns on dining out yet recalls a family anecdote of a riot over boiled carrots at an eminent man’s table.

Tammas Dundee Advertiser

In Wooden Shoe Land Yonkers Statesman Joke

Dialogue joke about Dutch shoes and a failed order. Patrice explains she tried to have a pair made in Holland but they had not cut the tree down yet.

Patience Holland Patrice Yonkers Statesman

Convex and Concave Explained by a Parasol

A London Punch logic sketch explains convex as the outside curve like an umbrella and concave as the inside view. A class ends with a paradox: from two false premises a true conclusion can emerge, prompting dismissal.

Charles Aline London Miss

When Pride Is Humbled Washington Herald Quip

A Washington Herald quip notes how pride falters when men are scarce and a conversation hints at romantic odds.

Washington Herald

A Disguise and a Tailor in a Curious Exchange

A brief, quirky line describes a disguise prompting a visit to a barber and a tailor, evoking a scene of mistaken appearances and a swift wardrobe change. The vignette hints at the interplay between appearance and identity in a light, period-voice tone.

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Copley Company Boston C. A. Nevers Wadsworth Block Winthrop Centre Dally C. E. Johnson Ninthrop St Neer Deke —Winthrop Telephone William F. Pratt Studio Bld'g Tremont St Chester Ave Thornton Station Aes Moston John J. Gibbons Beach Station Cooperative Bank Meridian Street East Horace B. Butler Walter B. Thayer Shirley Street Mass Tremont Bldg Mnthrop David Floyd School Street Point Shirley Cottage Ocean Tufts Avenue Royal Arch Chapter Gay H. Maynard Edward B Newton Albert O. Stacy Charles W. Howard Rodney W. Walch Harry M. Jones Winthrop Magee Lewis A. Wallon Charles G. Bird Harry Hunt Grand Royal Arch Massachusetts Warren B. Ellis Edwin O. Gilman R. Perry Bush M. E Walter B. Thayer, Jr King Frank H. Byrne Guy H . Maynard Thomas H. Cross Lewis A. Walton Ervine D. Osborne John A. L. von Betzen Willie I. Kelley R. A Joseph W. Hannes William F. Stover Harry W. Aiken Frank A. Talcott John B. Coffin Tyler Walter B. Whayer, Jr Edward B. Newton Frank A. Douglas Schlehuber Weber Weber Male Quartet School St Caristmas Luamense New York Press Tome York State New Orleans Porto Rico Cas Express C.O.D THE Ginter Grocery Company Washington St Summer St Canal St Elm & Union Sts Frothingham Hoffernan Washington Street Adams Sq Joel Goldthwait & Co Suburban Gas & Electric Company M. K. Dwinnell Cottage Hill Pleasant Street Main Street Suburban Gas & Electric Go C. F. Chisholm Eure AN Channing Howard Revere Fort Hill
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