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Newspaper

Winthrop Sun And Visitor

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1916

Page

2

Local paper copies on sale at multiple outlets

Copies of this paper, five cents each, are sold at Highland Drug Store opposite Highland station in Boston and Revere Beach and Lynn Depot, Totman & Ham locations, Robinson's Centre Store at Jefferson and Winthrop, Quality Shop opposite Centre station, Williams' Drug Store opposite Centre, W. A. Howe Druggist at Magee's corner, Brown's Pharmacy in Wadsworth Block, W. B. Thayer Ocean Spray Pharmacy, Ocean Spray Winthrop News Co. opposite Reach, and at the publication office 466 Shirley Street.

Highland Drug Store Highland Station Boston Revere Beach & Lynn Depot Totman & Ham Beach Sta Robinson's Centre Jefferson and Winthrop Streets Quality Shop Centre Station Williams’ Drug Store W. A. Howe Magee's Corner Brown's Pharmacy Wadsworth Block Centre W. B. Thayer Ocean Spray Ocean Spray Winthrop News Co Reach Shirley Street

The Great Lover at Park Square Theatre Boston

Park Square Theatre announces the final weeks of Leo Ditrichstein’s The Great Lover in Boston. The production earns praise as superior among local offerings with brisk crowds and keen playgoer interest.

Leo Ditrichstein Park Square Theatre Boston Ditrichstein Metropolitan Grand Opera America

Emma Carus at B F Keith's Theatre Week of December 18

Emma Carus headlines a six feature vaudeville bill at B F Keith's Theatre The Amusement Center of Boston. Also appearing are John B Hymer Marion Weeks Jimmy Hussey C in The Fox Hunters Laura Burt and Co Lady Gossip George Roesner Phina and her Pix Rath Bros and the Australian Creightons A matinee runs daily at 2 pm.

Comediennes Ima Carus B. F. Keith Boston Miss Carus John B. Hymer Dainty Marion Weeks Jimmy Hussey Fox Hunters Laura Burt and Co George Roesner President Wilson Keith's Theatre Washington William Wols

Absence Minded Husband Told by Bride in Boston Transcript

A light exchange reveals a newlywed couple where the husband, six months married, often forgets tasks and must be reminded. The wife explains his habit as endearing yet disorderly, with evenings spent recalling his day before he would leave.

Boston ‘Transcript

Left Algernon Pondering Love Confession Scene

A fragment presents Algernon and Angel a dialogue where Angel confesses deep love for Algernon, rejecting prior admiration of men for strength and beauty. The line hints at a romantic awakening and a shift toward a singular emotional focus.

Algernon Angela

Proverb from Ptah Hotep on marriage and provision

An ancient Egyptian maxim advises that a husband who succeeds and loves his wife should fill her stomach and clothe her, bringing happiness in their shared life. It frames the wife as a field profitable to its owner and emphasizes care as the path to harmony.

Ptah Hotep

Winthrop Girls Stiffen Fight but Fall to Lexington

Lexington High School defeated Winthrop High School 3 to 1 in a hard fought clash at Lexington last Friday afternoon. Captain Isabelle Ferry led Lexington with two goals while Muriel James scored Winthrop’s lone point. Winthrop’s Marion Hand Catherine Murray Rosalie Cobb starred for the visitors. weathered, the win marked Winthrop’s first loss of the season.

Winthrop High Lexington High Lexington Winthrop Ferry Muriel James Madame Fortune Marion Hand Catherine Murray Rosalie Cobb Lexington H.S Winthrop H. S Isabelle Ferry Ruth Reynolds Mildred Lewis Ruth Conrow Florence Key Minnie Packard Mary Moulton Grace Mitchie Helen Christopher Clare Fulham Marion Wilson

Temperament and bodily constitution in mental life

The text explains temperament as a physiological condition linked to bodily constitution. It notes influences from ductless glands and internal organs shape a distinct mental life and that temperament is partly inherited through nervous system regulation, affecting personalities of businessmen and domestic individuals.

Indian Writing Found in North near Little Spokane

Spokane settlers report ancient Indian hieroglyphics on rocks near the mouth of the Little Spokane River north of the Little Spokane on the old Binkley place. The Spokane historical society plans to preserve and decipher these cliff writings to protect a long unknown piece of local history.

Spokane Spokane River Little Spokane Binkley Place

How Rubber Was Made and Goodyear’s Role

A brief note explains that rubber were invented by Charles Goodyear, the Goodyear rubber apparatus father. It details early experiments in 1833 using India rubber with turpentine and lampblack to waterproof leather, and notes issues from temperature changes. Goodyear added sulphur to stabilize the compound.

Charles Goodyear Goodyear

The Apartment Dweller Needs Two Surrendered Things

The apartment dweller is well warmed and lives near his business and amusements. He is asked to surrender two desirable things: inside room and outside air.

Cebea Minneapolis Journal

Mary Delivers Bold Proposal Amid Society Gossip

In this scene a lawyer Radcliffe Warren escorts Mary Williams through town as rumors swirl about an older man and an eighteen year old. She hints at proposing marriage, challenging traditional notions while Radcliffe weighs the consequences and possible match. The dialogue exposes class, romance, and scandal.

Winthrop High School Congress Debates Capital Punishment

Winthrop High School held a Monday night debate on capital punishment in Massachusetts with A E Magee E Hall and Thomas Collins for the affirmative winning 30 to 8 over D Veale H Daniels and R Pike. Officers were named Josiah Segal Kenneth Donald William True and Roger Spear alongside a new bylaw adoption and plans for two four member debating teams against Chelsea and Revere.

Massachusetts Winthrop High School Congress Washington A. E. Magee E. Hall Thomas Collins D. Veale H., Daniels R. Pike Edwin Curran Josiah Segal Kenneth Donald William True Roger Spear Edward R. Clarke Chelsea Revere Keefs

Sale of 651 Boylston Street Boston Property

Elliot and Whittier report the sale of the brick and stone building at 651 Boylston Street Boston from Josephine M Bush to John W Flavin. The property assessed at $56,900. A mercantile building will be erected by the new owner. Mr Flavin was represented by Frederic Vieux.

Elliot & Whittier Boylston Street Josephine M. Bush John W. Flavin Flavin Frederic Vieux

Real Estate Transfers Listing Nearby Properties

Real estate transfers listed including Geo. M. Day and Edward Baxter on Chester Avenue, Irene L. Phelps at 2200 Loring, Augustus P. tr and George E. Nevins on Loring Road, Elizabeth D. and Philip I. Bailey on Pico Avenue, Geo. W. Soule and Nina Creed on Perkins Street.

Quest and Question Club Hosts Shakespeare Day Meeting

The sixth Quest and Question Club gathering occurred at Mrs. Isabel Brightman’s Winthrop Arms studio. It featured Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman’s paper on plays, readings from Sonnets, Sleep Walking Scene from Macbeth, a scene from As You Like It, songs and piano by local members, and dances by Miss Williams and Miss Mittlestead. The next meeting is set for January 2, 1917 with Mrs. Lillian B. Hess.

Quest and Question Club Isabel Brightman Winthrop Arms Elizabeth Chapman Leontie Wilcox Leontine Wilcox Ethel Caldwell Genevieve Heatly Nutter Winthrop Miss Garland Newburyport Miss Williams Cambridge Eleanor Mittlestead Lillian B. Hess Woodside Avenue

Defining the Heart and its Deep Mystery

A Supreme Court justice remarks that nobody can plumb the heart depths. The article notes the heart as broad and hollow and suggests it is bottomless and formless, echoing ancient void concepts. The tone blends speculation with philosophical reflection on the organ’s mystery.

Supreme Court

Winthrop Astonished by Simple Mixture

Winthrop residents report surprising results from Adler-i-ka a mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients. One spoonful is claimed to relieve constipation sour stomach and gas by acting on both bowel ends.

Winthrop Kilbourn C. Brown Adv

Church Advocates Advertising At Unitarian Meeting

In Boston at Channing Hall ministers debated using the press to spread church messages. Rev. James C. Duncan of Clinton urged advertising and cited Clinton’s successes, while Rev. Paul Harris Drake, recently installed at Christ Church Dorchester, urged ministers to utilize newspapers to reach the public.

Channing Hall Boston James C. Duncan Clinton Paul Harris Drake Christchurch Dorchester Mr. Duncan Duncan Drake Billy

Sunday on publicity shaping Billy Sunday’s fame

The quote reflects that Sunday’s transformation into a public figure stems from publicity, while a private approach would have yielded little success. It emphasizes the role of media attention in building his notoriety and influence.

Billy Sunday

The Laugh and Grow Fat Footnote in Titus Legend

A siege era tale recounts Titus laughing when told of imperial honors in Rome, then failing to fit the other boot as his foot supposedly fattened. The legend ties to the old belief that laughter could cause bodily growth or fattening.

Titus Jerusalem Rome

Most Sacred Thing Phrase from Sidney Quote

A compact quotation reflects on love and loyalty noting that one may give all to a loved one but not another’s secret, highlighting the boundaries of sharing personal confidences. The line emphasizes intimate trust and ethical restraint within relationships.

Philp Sidney

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tion Emma Carus B. F. Keith's Theatre Lexington H Winthrop H.S Madeline Viano Ruth Reynold Isabelle’ Ferry Phyllis’ Day Annie Moakely, Rw Li, Marion Wilson Li, Barbara Johnson Doris Mortimer Gertrude Westlake Eleanor McCarthy Helen Locke Blanche Verlin Hazel Reynolds Stella Honan Catherine Daily Virginia Carr Mary Moakely Marguerite Dunn Mabel Pfeiffer The Jack Raadcliffe Cairo Howland Rad Ile Chandler Mary Europe Mrs. Merrick Canada Mr. Rad Wycoff Harding Addison Radcliffe Warren Mary Williams Besore McClure Newsper High School Congress Church Fletcher Sways Sonal Bhig Winthrop Storage CO J. B. Tewksbury Prop Fremont ST Office Sun
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