Availability of the Winthrop Sun and Visitor at Local Outlets
Copies of the Winthrop Sun and Visitor are sold for five cents at Highland Drug Store near Highland Station Boston Revere Beach Lynn Depot Boston Totman Ham opposite Beach Station Brown's Centre Store Jefferson and Winthrop Williams Drug Store opposite Centre Station Winthrop Pharmacy Magee's Corner Brown's Pharmacy Wadsworth Mock Centre W B Thayer Ocean Spray Pharmacy Ocean Spray and at the publication office 6 Shirley Street Winthrop News Co opposite Beach All copies also available at the office of publication 6 Shirley Street
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Mel Adams Bridges Orient Heights Traffic Gap
East Boston Free Press reports President Melvin O Adams of the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn railroad organized a temporary bridge at the Orient Heights station. The bridge connects residents across the tracks easing access and reducing travel. Adams, noted for energy conservation and goodwill, bears the burden of a small road and non mandatory bridge.
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Letters Remaining at Winthrop Station Week Ending December 14
A list of letters awaiting pickup at Winthrop station for the week ending December 14 includes Burserean, Jack Clark, Franklin T. Curley, Miss Beat, Dorr, Minnie Hasham, Hazel E. Loury, Margaret McCall, Alice Moran, Stephen Meishittel, Mildred Sheehan, Miss C. S. Sullivan, Minnie West, and Walter W.
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New Vaudeville Bill At Keith’s Theatre Next Week
B F Keith's Theatre presents a new one act military comic opera In The Barracks translated and Americanized by Cecil DeMille and Grant Stewart with music by Robert Hood Bowers. The Royal Prussian Hut tars barracks setting promises lavish scenery and costumes led by Myles McCarthy Nellie Brewster and Frank Rushworth.
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Frank Rushworth
Edwin Ford
Mack and
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Belle Story
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Conrad and
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Needlessly Noiseful Cities Quietly Seek Reform
A Louisville editorial argues big towns can be prosperous with less noise and fuss. It suggests cheaper streets, fewer nuisances, and curbing racket to improve general welfare while keeping commerce intact.
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War aeroplane experiment at Adrianople ends fatally
Lieutenant Popoff of the Bulgarian forces flew to observe Turkish dispositions near Adrianople and was killed by a Turkish cannon shot, wrecking his aircraft. The incident shows an ordinary field gun can defend against aeroplane threats, hinting at longer range devices for repelling air attacks.
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Fire prevention crusade faces public apathy and danger
The piece laments apathy toward fire protection, noting fire is the greatest imminent danger. It urges cordial cooperation with authorities to reduce risks and claims large cities could become practically fireproof with proper measures.
Public applause called uncivilized nuisance in Brooklyn Eagle
The Brooklyn Eagle condemns extended applause at meetings as barbarous and a hindrance to good manners. It argues manufactured applause is a stunt driven by public opinion and candidates, saying it sways no votes and should be stopped.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Hatpin Law Fines Spark Hunger Strike Threats
Sixty women in New South Wales are arrested for wearing hatpins against the law specifications. They declare they will hunger strike rather than pay fines, criticizing municipal authorities and asserting women should be allowed to act as they please.
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Divine Advice and Hatpin Reform Stir Weekend Readers
A Boston divine counsels a young man to marry if his best girl smiles after crossing her car with muddy feet. Los Angeles endorses men carrying nippers to clip hatpin ends while theatergoers want scissors for plumage trimming. An Italian prince plans to study divorce in America, prompting questions why he should not observe European marital woes.
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Gambling mania in marriage trends puzzled French official
A French authority notes laws fail to curb gambling fever seen in daily life. He cites marriage rates as a notable example of social impact and urges scrutiny of moral and legal controls.
Mouthpiece Seeks Breath Aid Amid Cholera and War
A terse note links the need for a breath aid with the grim backdrop of cholera and war, describing death as a constant companion and hinting at a struggle for relief in dire times.
Germs vs Love Ends in Mustache Dilemma
Harold and Florilla, engaged, argue over a book claim that germs threaten intimacy. After a clash over a mustache and a proposed experimental kiss, they retreat, planning a future apart until balance can be found, then decide to burn the book and part with a promise to reconnect.
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