Paper copy sale locations posted in Winthrop Sun notice
The Winthrop Sun lists multiple outlets where the 5 cent copies of the paper are on sale. Locations include Highland Drug Store near Highland Station Revere Beach Lynn Depot Totman Ham opposite Beach Station Brown's Centre Store Jefferson and Winthrop Williams Drug Store Centre Matter Winthrop Pharmacy Magee's Cor Brown's Pharmacy Wadeworth Block Centre W. B. Thayer Ocean Spray Pharmacy and Winthrop News Co opposite Beach Station Also at 466 Shirley Street office of publication.
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Highland Drug Store
Highland Station
Boston
Revere Beach & Lynn Depot
Totman &Ham
Beach
Brown's Centre Store
Jefferson and
Winthrop Streets
Quality Shop
Centre Station
Williams Drug Store
Centre Matter
Winthrop Pharmacy
Magee’s
Brown’s
Wadeworth Block
Centre
W. B. Thayer
Ocean Spray
Winthrop News Co
Winthrop High Beats Tufts 27 to 16 in Friday Basketball
Winthrop High defeated Tufts 27 to 16 on Friday night. The junior varsity topped East Boston Cubs 21 to 7 in the preliminary game. Fielding Pryor and Murphy led scoring with multiple baskets and free throws.
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Winthrop High
Tufts
Boston Cubs
Winthrop H. S
O'Maralle
Green Wilson
Pryor R. Talcott
Drummey
W. Talcott
Carro Howard
Murphy
Winthrop
Ethel Barrymore Heads Week at B F Keiths Theater
Notable vaudeville bill led by Ethel Barrymore arrives for a one week engagement at B F Keiths Theatre starting December 14. The lineup includes Charles Dalton, Willia Holt Wakefield, John E Henshaw Grace Avery, the Kaufmann Brothers, Adler and Arline, Ramona Ortiz, the Span ish queen of the wire, Frank Whitman, and Lefevre Duo. An academic note covers Professor Howard Butler’s Sardis excavations and other tidbits from arts and science.
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Ethel Barrymore
B. F. Keith
Miss Barrymore
Charles Frohman
Sir Charles Young
Charles Dalton
Willia Holt Wakefield
Lady Clainty
Miss Wakefield
John E. Henshaw
Grace Avery
Kaufmann Brothers
Phil
Jack
Meistersinger
Adler and
Arline
Ramona Ortiz
The
Wire
Frank Whitman
Lefevre
War rumors and oddities from a restless world
A compendium of wartime rumors and curious notes from offense to art. The piece reflects on censorship and rumor, mentions Zeim and Gericauld as artist symbols, linoleum’s germ-killing property, the Helpers youth group, obituary phonographs, fashion shifts, Florida tourism, and curious social observations.
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Germany
Doctor Eastman Kidnaps Miss Trimble by Mistake
Doctor Eastman schemes to take Miss Trimble to a sanatorium by posing as a Westchester real estate agent. A mix up leads to Miss Trimble being taken to Doctor Widdle's in place of the intended ward, exposing a comic tale of mistaken identity and budding romance.
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McClure
Doctor Eastman
Westchester
Mr. Smith
Miss Trimble
Westchester County
Jonas Smith
Doctor Widdle
Sam
Tom
Margaret Trimble
Doctor Hastman
Oatmeal Vindicated in Harvard Food Investigations
Investigations at Harvard declare oatmeal the highest nutriment among common articles for price. The piece recalls praise for oatmeal as a staple, noting its enduring popularity in homes and even in restaurants with cream drenching.
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Harvard
Boston
England
Scotland
War's Allies as Death and Famine
A reflective fragment describes war accompanied by Death and Famine. Death strides with swift, merciful slaughter among men, while Famine creeps through cottages, bringing a lingering, insistent death that haunts daily life. The passage cites Christian Herald as the source.
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War
Death
Famine
Christian Herald
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Winthrop Sun
Ghirley Street
Winthrop H
B. F. Keith’s
Howard Butler
Prince
Ton University
Schliemann
Asia Minor
Sardis
Croesus
Mascagni
Toledo Blade
Aoe
Zeim
Napoleon
Gericauld
East
Florida
Persia
Michael.j. Porter
Astoriapater
New York
Bears
Lucas Paints
Winthrop Hardware
Grant
T. Whitman
Channing Broward
Whitman & Howard
Civil Engineers & Surveyore
Devonshire St
Atear
Winthrop and
Revere
Telephone
Fort Hill
Charles F. Totten
Winthrop Beach
Shirley Street
Eral Times
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