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Newspaper

Winthrop Sun And Visitor

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1910

Page

3

Winthrop Mail Hours and Substations Listed

The notice outlines Winthrop post office hours for weekdays holidays and Sundays, mail dispatch and reception times, sub stations at Crest avenue Shirley street and 478 Shirley street, and daily street box collections with carrier delivery times. It urges patrons to address mail with street and number to avoid delays. Signed by David Belcher, Superintendent.

International Money Order Office Worsevere Molidays Crest Avenue Shirley_street Shirley Street Washington Ave Cor. Bates Cor. Winthrop Pleasant St Sunnyside Bartlett Road Pauline Court Road Lincoln Road St Centre R. R Winthrop St Ocean View Crest Ave Grover Ave Shirley St Mermaid Ave Shirley R. R Ocean Tewksbury Crystal Cove Wast Boston David Belcher

Mortgagee Sale of Real Estate in Winthrop Suffolk County

Public auction to foreclose a mortgage held by Florence Perley Wingersky on two undivided thirds of land in Winthrop Mass. The sale, for breach of condition, occurs January 3 1911 at ten the fore noon. Property includes Plan of Lands parcel 5950 sq ft lot 3 bounded by street and US land. $100 cash required.

Mortgagee's Sale of Winthrop Lot in Suffolk County

Mary J. Snodgrass mortgaged property to Florence Perley Wingersky with a 1907 deed. Foreclosure sale set for January 3, 1911 at 10:00 AM on the premises in Winthrop, Suffolk County. One undivided third part of a lot of 6950 square feet on Plan of Lands belonging to Winthrop Shore Land Co. Lot three 43 on Whitman plan. Sale cash, subject to municipal liens. Dec 1, 1910.

Edward T. Shields Ansel Snodgrass Robert W. Snodgrass Florence Perley Wingersky County of Suffolk Winthrop Winthrop Shore, Land Company Mass New Street Revere Street Land Company United States of America Said Land Company H. T. Whitman C. B Florence Perbey Wingersky Mary J. Snodgrass County of Suffolk Sal County Winthrop Shore Land Company One Hundred Said Land Company One H. T. Whitman, Co Ted D. 10

Revised Political Maxim Defends Government by Consent

Life quotes a maxim urging a government of the people for doing the people by consent of the people. The phrase frames popular sovereignty and civic duty as guiding political principle.

Their Feelings

A reflective piece notes a performer who can move audiences to smiles or tears at will. It suggests some owe him and some he owes in return.

Glimmering whiskers and a medical riddle in old tableau

A man with glittering whiskers chats at a desk with a weary aide. He offers a new quip and a baffling conundrum about a retired doctor turned egg supplier. The exchange ends as a cold wind sighs through barren orchard branches.

Hirelirug

Washington and the one thing that may outlive him

The text recalls critics warning Washington about celebrity risks, but he dismisses them with wit. He says the only action that could ruin his reputation would occur long after his death, and implies his name will endure only as a historical novel or a modest five-cent cigar.

Santa Claus Scolds Nonbelievers In Toy Shop

An old Santa in a shop proclaims that boys who do not believe in him will receive no Christmas toys or trees. He condemns disbelief and asserts that only believers deserve gifts.

Santa Claus

Moonlit vow and interrupted kiss scene

A swain remarks on the moon as he holds her hand and speaks of soft words. The swain realizes the moment was not sincere for all the others, and she recoils in response to his entreaty.

Swain

Mistletoe a Hidden Plant Killer for Trees

Mistletoe, often seen as festive, is a parasite that harms trees where it grows. It slowly saps life from infected branches and, if neglected, can eventually kill the tree, though it develops slowly over years.

English women smoke pipes novelty sparks fashion change

The London Mail notes a trend where English women abandon cigarettes for larger pipes such as briar or Meerschaum paired with gold card cases and chain purses. The shift favors cigars over cigarettes as women seek a bigger smoke and a more formal accessory look.

London Mail

Leicester crippled boy rides pedalless bicycle

George Anstey aged 12 from Leicester uses a two wheeled pedalless machine provided by the Leicester Cripples Guild. He lies face forward on the padded axle, uses wooden clogs on his hands to propel himself and controls steering and braking with his hands.

George Anstey Leicester England Leicester Cripples’ Guild

Definition of the height of aggravation from Fleet Street humor

A London Tit Bits quip at a well known hostelry defines the height of aggravation as trying to catch a flea with boxing gloves. The speaker, in shaky boots, sets his pewter on the counter and draws a crowd with the joke.

Fleet Street London

An Alaskan Luncheon Table Setting and Menu

An elaborate luncheon display features woven Indian basketry runners with Sitka made doilies on an oval mahogany table. Central and side vases hold white spring blossoms, with four totem poles, aloes shells of nuts, and hand crafted dishes. The menu lists halibut chowder Yukon salmon roast duck Shungnakiver turnips Tanana beets Skagway salad Fairbanks berries arctic ice cream Circle City cakes Klondike cheese Nome coffee.

Sitka la Bering Sea Yukon Fair Banks Arctic

Com rox Confesses Marriage Ties At Social Event

A witty exchange at a social gathering has Mr. Com rox acknowledging obligations to his wife. He says he would not be invited to her receptions or musicales if he were not married, underscoring his domestic ties.

Mr. Comrox

Brother barred from amateur guessing contest prize

A dispute arises when the brother of a contestant is disqualified after being labeled a professional. The ruling notes his government bureau employment, prompting questions about eligibility and fairness in the amateur event.

Lightning Change In One Night Actor Recounts Triple Roles

The speaker recalls playing three parts in a single performance when his co stars were ill. He notes the manager asked for quick changes and doubling in several scenes to keep the show running. The anecdote emphasizes adaptability in theater when plans collapse.

Not Altogether Dead

Mr Robert Butler of Marlborough England attended a poor law conference at Exeter when a death notice was proposed jokingly for him He rose to say he was alive and well and would continue as Wiltshire representative if desired by the conference.

Robert Butler Marlborough England Exeter Butler Wiltshire

Brokers Discuss Currency Bogus Bills Arising Confidence

Four men tied to Wall Street brokerage circles argued that modern bills pass as genuine with little scrutiny. To prove their point a $10 yellow back was shown. none could identify the portrait until one broker claimed it as the first U S treasurer Michael Hillegas, admitting ignorance moments earlier.

Wall Street United States Michael Hillegas New York Tribune

Edison souls and a Baldwin locomotive tale

Theologian Dr. Hiram C. Cortlandt of Des Moines cites Thomas Edison doubting immortality and compares his view to a visiting young woman who explains locomotive making with a crude box sand furnace blueprint. She notes boilers require one man inside and one outside and the process ends with a loud, pounding finish.

Hiram C. Cortlandt Des Moines Thomas A. Edison Baldwin Locomotive Works

Absent-minded Traveler in Balloon Flight Tale

A traveler famed for ballooning recounts a perilous ascent and a desperate escape from wolves. He describes the machine soaring to great height toward Siberia and the impact of rarefied air on a baboon, praising the fearsome danger of the journey.

Munchausen Siberia London

Largest Whale Captured Off Port Arthur Tex

The largest whale of its type on scientific record was captured off Port Arthur Texas. It measured sixty three feet long and was estimated to be about three hundred years old. Captain Cole Plummer of a United States pilot boat sighted the monster in the shoals near the jetties, and his crew captured the mammal. The massive carcass was towed ashore, exhibited and widely photographed before being cut up.

Port Arthur Tex Cole Plummer United States

Rat Bounty Prompts Merriment Across Seattle Area

Seattle offers a ten cent bounty per rat to curb bubonic plague fears, provoking laughter in Tacoma and other busy centers. The Ledger notes the joke partly benefits non residents, while warns the real risk lies in rats appearing in Seattle's census.

Seattle Tacoma The Ledger Everett Bellingham

Two Very Old Ladies In Europe Claim Long Lives

The Dundee Advertiser notes two supercentenarians Frau Dutkievitz born February 21, 1785 in Posem Prussia and Babavashka born May 1784 in Bavelsko. Babavashka, a field worker for nearly a century, has around 100 descendants and a joint allowance, with memories reaching to the early 1800s.

Frau Dutkievitz Babavashka Posem Prussian Poland Bavelsko Dundee Advertiser

Too Ardent a Lover

Paris embroiderer Georgette Fontano broke a fire alarm to summon her fireman fiancé from nearby station hoping to see him. Engines arrived with firefighters, but her fiancé was absent and the crowd angered, leading a magistrate to imprison her for a month despite her protests.

Georgette Fontano Rue Sevres Paris

Nebuchadnezzar’s Beef a la Mowed Quip From Puck

A humorous mockery in the Puck voice features Nebuchadnezzar slurring his famous line and joking about meat called Beef a la Mowed. The quip ends with a hoarse chuckle as he ponders flesh as grass.

Nebuchadnezzar Puck

Kind Intentions and Society Talk Across a Play

A banter about manners, jealousy, and social expectations unfolds as Miss Cayenne defends a generous husband who takes his wife to theater outings while another man is described as a brute for enjoying distress in women. The exchange hints at gender norms and domestic affection.

Miss Cayenne

Tesla at the Hotel Dining Table Stares Intensely

An account notes Nikola Tesla dining in a hotel dining room while deeply absorbed, appearing to scan a portfolio of papers with solemnity. The scene emphasizes his serious, almost eloquent table demeanor during the meal.

Nicola Tesla Fan Hotel New York Press

Holidays In the States and State Specific Holidays

The piece notes Washingtons birthday as a holiday in all states with Decoration Day in most states except Florida Georgia Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee and Texas Labor Day observed nationwide and various state holidays tied to local events such as battles and state admissions days. Mississippi follows federal holidays with Independence Day Thanksgiving and Christmas observed While Columbus Day appears in a few states as a new holiday.

Washington Florida Georgia Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas

Planting Wedding Oaks In German Towns Revival

Princess August Wilhelm promotes a revived German custom where newlyweds plant oak saplings after marriage. Multhausen in Thuringia responds with a municipal official guiding couples from the church to plant trees on a new road, part of a tradition begun to repair 30 Years War ravages.

August Wilhelm Germany Multhausen Thuringia Brandenburg

Unnecessary Confession at Birmingham Court

A drunk and disorderly prisoner caused laughter at Birmingham police court by mistaking the docket for his list of previous convictions. When the officer read “shopbreaking” the man exclaimed that it dated eight years earlier, yielding a humorous moment.

Birmingham Birmingham Mail

Libel suit over Grape-Nuts advertising and appendicitis claims

A newspaper libel dispute arose after a weekly journal attacked our claims about appendicitis and Grape-Nuts. Testimony showed opposing experts and chemists debated predigested foods, with supporters arguing undigested foods trigger some cases and predigested foods aid digestion.

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