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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1914
Page
4
The Winthrop Sun notes early gift buying reduces nerve strain for workers and shoppers, urges spread over three weeks to avoid peak crowds, and mentions a Massachusetts Legislature bill to ban whiskers worn by doctors and dentists.
The Mas sachusetts Prison Association cites six and a half million dollars yearly cost for police courts and prisons. It urges preventative and reform efforts led by churches to aid discharged prisoners. The Malden News notes Boston and Maine plans a 25 percent fare rise from Malden to Lynn, harming Saugus Branch traffic and rider subsidies.
In a 1914 silent vignette a painter George Madison meets Winona at a stream where she gathers watercress. Their shared moments amid dialogue about health and fate hint at a budding romance as the artist finishes a landscape inspired by her presence. Paris surpasses Chicago in city size according to the passage.
The act allows a voter to cast a ballot for presidential electors or state officers in any election district where the voter is on election day. It outlines eligibility, registration steps, and a certificate proving residency and legal voter status in the applicable Massachusetts district.
The act describes how a voter may present a certificate to the warden of elections on election day, be identified by two qualified residents, and have the vote counted in the precinct. The certificate is to be filed by the precinct warden with poll lists noted, and copies mailed to the registrar of voters. Certificates issued are recorded, and a voter may vote only if the certificate is returned. the act takes effect upon passage. The bill is proposed by former Selectman Joseph A. Barry.
The Winthrop Storage Co announces a claim on goods in the names of Charles N, Mrs Ralph Mungsey, and W A Simpson for overdue storage. Arrears must be paid or the goods will be sold at public auction on December 22 at 2 o clock at Winthrop Main Street location.
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