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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
7
John C. Pirie and John B E Sheehan of Revere filed a petition with the Secretary of State asking for legislation to annex Revere to Boston. The move is described as a personal effort not connected with town action, with a special committee planning to seek legislative action in the next session.
Romeo W. Nathan of Beachmont, arrested in Boston as Richard W. Nathan, appeared before U S Commissioner Hayes and was held for the January term of the U S District Court in New York on charges of conspiracy and using the mails in a deluxe edition swindle. Sureties set at 2500 dollars.
A collection of pithy lines about gender roles money and society. Jokes cover education chivalry wealth work and social expectations with a satirical New York Press source remark. The quips imply a wary view of relationships and status.
Despatches from Danbury Conn report that Annette Kellermann the swimmer and dancer married James RR Sullivan a New York theatrical manager in Danbury City Hall office. Justice William A Leonard officiated just before Kellermann's theatre performance with witnesses Town Clerk George M Sterpins and two stenographers sworn to secrecy. Sullivan previously gained fame at Revere Beach during Kellermann’s early success.
A compilation of sayings about women from Stael to Cervantes and Balzac. The lines critique and praise female influence, society, and desire, reflecting diverse eras and voices on gender, power, respect, and persuasion.
A collection of aphoristic observations on education street culture and fashion. Topics range from Sweden's schools and breakfast habits to New York Cocaine dens and a playful mix of trivia about Downing Street and famous figures.
A note suggests fewer wrinkles come from living with order and avoiding aimless rushing that leads nowhere. It urges systematic routines to maintain well being and steady progress.
Silas shares rural wisdom on faith and habit, noting pins, eggs, and principles. He rails against road commissioners and political graft while recalling sixty two years in the region. He jokes about accepting a postmaster offer and jokes about money and work from Harper's Weekly.
A collection of dated literary quotes on women and love from thinkers including Saint-Evremond Biot and Schiller. The passages discuss devotion, social expectations, influence of beauty, and morality in relationships.
A collection of aphorisms on character effort and social behavior. Warnings about pride work ethics and personal conduct appear in short, standalone statements. The tone reflects a retrained moral emphasis with reflecting humor and cautionary notes.
A collection of aphorisms on ambition, marriage, memory, sports, fashion, and relationships. It notes that gold bricks replace opportunities, a wife views her role differently than her mother in law, favors vanish for forgetful men, a ball team needs runs, a meaner woman struggles to find a flattering hat, and rejecting a suitor often ends in bitterness or drinking.
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