Paper on sale locations for Winthrop Sun and Visitor
The Winthrop Sun and Visitor announces copies priced at five cents each and lists multiple outlets where the paper can be purchased. These include Highland Drug Store near Highland Station Boston Revere Beach Lynn Depot Brown's Centre Store Jefferson and Winthrop streets Quality Shop Centre Station Williams Drug Store Winthrop Pharmacy Magee's Corner Brown's Pharmacy Wadsworth Moxk Centre WB Thayer Ocean Spray Pharmacy Ocean Spray Winthrop News Co Beach Station and the publication office at 6 Shirley Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Drug Store
Highland Station
Boston
Revere Beach & Lynn
Brown's
Jefferson and
Winthrop Streets
Williams Drug Store
Centre
Ation
Brown's Pharmacy
Wadsworth Miock
WB. Thayer
Océan Spray
Ocean Spray
Winthrop News Co
Beach Station
Funeral of Frank T. OBrien at Fort Banks
Funeral with military honors for Frank T. OBrien of the 7th Company C A C at Fort Banks. The garrison, 152d Company, 10th Artillery Band, and Winthrop Spanish War Veterans attended. Rev J H Griffin officiated at the Church of St John the Evangelist. The hearse procession proceeded to Holy Cross Cemetery Malden where taps sounded and a volley fired over the grave. Bearers were Corps Roberts Watden Shepard Haley Strongman and Schwerbfrger. The firing squad was led by Corp Spellman with Privates Barton Whelahan Edwards Hughes McCarthy Tennington and McGonagal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. O’brien
Fort Banks
10Th Artillery
Jot. H. Griffin
Church of St John the Evangelist
M. F. Brady
Revere Street
Main Street
Bennett's Bridge
East Boston
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Corps Roberts
Watden
Shepard
Haley
Strongman
Schwerbfrger
Corp
Spellman
Barton
Whelahan
Edwards
Hughes
McCarthy
Tennington
McGonagal
Winthrop High Dominates Medway in 38–11 Victory
Winthrop High beat Medway High 38 to 11 in a Friday basketball game at the local gym. Bartlett starred for Winthrop, while Clough anchored Medway’s defense. Referee Cody officiated as Pike kept the timer and Rowe recorded the scorers with 200 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop High
Medway High
Winthrop
Medway
Bartlett
Clough
Real Estate Transfers Include Green Crandon and Clarke Peers
Winthrop real estate records show Jeremiah Green transferring to Florence J. Crandon on the Strand while Q Leonard L. Elden moves to Emma L. Clarke on Cottage Avenue. Elizabeth MacFarlane sells to Marion E. Pike on Girdlestone Road for $1 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Green
Florence J. Crandon
the Strand
Leonard L. Elden
Emma L. Clarke
Cottage Avenue
Elizabeth MacFarlane
Marion E. Pike
Girdlestone Road
Elderly South London Crossroad Helper Aids Children
A pensioner at a crowded South London crossroads has spent sixteen years assisting children crossing the street. He began the act of benevolence out of kindness and now relies on small sums and Christmas gifts from grateful parents to supplement his pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Chesterton
Club of
South London
Treating Saloons Prompt Regulation Shows Progress
A Boston licensing board urges saloon proprietors to bar bartenders from serving drinks without payment. The move echoes a ban on gifts and favors, highlighting concerns that treating encourages unhealthy patronage and “lush living.” The piece contrasts U S customs with Saxony actions to replace foreign words with German terms in education, noting officials avoid suspensions with preliminary measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Licensing Board
Boston Transcript
Saxony
Landtag
Tragic Pay in French Millinery Trade Highlighted
The excerpt notes dire wages for French hat makers, with daily rates from thirty cents to seventy five for rare skill, averaging about sixty dollars a year. It critiques the low pay and harsh conditions, calling attention to the exploitation of young women in Parisian millinery and the global impact on workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Brazil
Leslie’s
Church Attendance Debate: Feeding Children to Attract Parishioners
A lawyer defends using a pickle to lure youth to church while Dr. Gunsaulus of Chicago argues against churchward incentives. Gunsaulus preaches to 3,500 weekly at the Chicago Auditorium, criticizing giveaways as a failed approach to church growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunsaulus
Chicago
Per Contra
Quirky Headlines and Snippets From a London Paper
A collection of terse items and wry quips from London notes. A youth climbs a 120 foot pipe to speak with a sweetheart and is arrested. A burglar seeks a bath in a house. The National Geographic Society reports a new wart. Discussions on skirts, marriages, lawyers, and nurses mix with sports and industry jests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty Doctors
National Geographic Society
Aunt Beulah Brings Hope to Nancy and Francis
In Baltimore, Nancy Blair convalescent and her servant Aunt Beulah struggle with poverty. Francis Day returns, proves Nancy’s suitor is alive, and he plans to reunite them. Beulah supplies meals and orchestrates a homecoming, lifting the couple from hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aunt Beulah
Nancy
Francis Day
Francis
Beulah
Yassah
Aunt Beulah Lee
Massa Frank
Chile
Massa _Frank
Baltimore
Massa
Honey
McClure News
Double Trouble on the Rails Across the Nation
A Western railroader boasts about a double tracked line to Chicago while a skeptic notes trains stay on track. The exchange, captured in a lively public dialogue, reflects excitement and doubt over expanding rail infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H'm
Quote Chunk Sparks Reflections on Wealth and Style
A string of aphorisms ponders happiness and wealth. The speaker notes a lifetime of effort yielding riches only to find cast iron dogs on the lawn out of fashion, a wry remark on changing tastes and dreams.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Winthrop Pharmacy, Magee’s Cor
Ner
Shirley Street
Frank T. O'Brien
Winthrop Real Estate
Ween
London
The
Boston Transscript
Whittiers
Barbara Frietchie
George H. Bowen
Nancy Blair
Grandmother Blair
Miss Peterman
Double
Roo
New York
Bears
Castoria the Centaur Company
New York City
Charles F. Totten
Winthrop Beach
Frank P. Anthony
North Centre Street
Sargent St., Winthrop
J. Whitman
Channing
Whitman & Howard
Civil Engineers & Surveyors
Devonshire St
Foston
Revere
Fort Hill
Main St
Eel
Sun
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