Winthrop Post Office Hours and Collection Boxes
The Winthrop post office lists hours for weekdays seven to ten, Sundays open for special deliveries only. Carrier deliveries run at 1 30 am 10 50 am 2 50 pm with 6 30 pm and 9 pm collections. Several boxes are not collected at 9 pm including streets like Temple Highlands Grover Cliff and others. Saturday 9 pm boxes are moved to 8 30 pm. De Belcher Superintendent.
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Post Seco
Temple and
Highlands Avenue
Grover and Cliff
Quincy and
Cliff
Cottage Park Road
Johnson Avenue
Court Road
Lowell
Maple Street
Main
Pleasant Street
Hermon Street
Hermon
Opp
Winthrop Corner
Ocean Vi Corner
Revere
Cherry
Summit
Brown's Drug Store
Winthrop Highlands
Grover Corner
Crest
Locust
Beach Road
Ocean Spray
Shirley Corner
Mermaid
Sea Foam
Shirley R. R
Ocean Avenue
Giurgis
Tewksbury
Crystal Cove
Cottage Avenue
Hillside
Washington Avenue
Bates
Winthrop
Winthrop and
Chester
Post Office
Centre R. R
Pleasant and
Sunnyside
Bartlett Road
Pauline Pleasant
Pleasant
Lincoln
Read
Town Hall
de Belcher
Rent a House or Flat Guide for New Tenants
A practical overview for renters seeking a home. Steps include defining budget and location, checking lease terms, understanding deposits, and arranging viewings. Tips cover safety checks, utility setup, and negotiating repairs and move-in dates.
World Time Patent and Military Health contrasts
A world time chronometer patent uses a globe dial to show Paris time by tracing longitudes while a second base dial shows local time. The piece contrasts medical care in wars, Napoleon, Boer, Japanese and Russian campaigns, and notes low wounded mortality in Japan. It also highlights tungsten resources and global cable costs.
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Popular Mechanics
Paris
Russia's Monster Aeroplanes
The article describes Sikorsky bi planes used by the czar's troops as the largest aircraft of the war. They stand about 16 feet high and 100 feet wide, seating up to twenty in a metal cabin. Three engines total nearly 1000 horsepower, with advanced landing gear for rough ground at 60 mph.
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Sikorsky
Sullivan Speech Sparks Banquet Banter in Detroit
Mark Sullivan editor of Collier's Weekly spoke at a Detroit Aircraft club banquet. He spoke rapidly and briefly, noting he omitted much he planned to say because it was late. A friend pointed out the punch line that eastern time differed, making the start near quarter past midnight.
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Mark Sullivan
Collier’s Weekly
Detroit
Aircraft Club
Mr. Sullivan
Sullivan
Croker on War and Postwar Hopes at Democratic Club
Richard Croker notes at a New York Democratic club dinner that promises of a regenerated postwar world ignore wartime costs. He cites Tim Grady in bed with pain and a looming medical bill, while a wife asks about insurance money.
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Richard Croker
Democratic Club
New York
Europe
Tim Grady
Tim
Washington Star
Education drive in Formosa meets $60,000 goal
The English Presbyterian mission founded a Taiwan high school with a $60,000 price tag. Non-Christian Chinese have already contributed $30,000 toward the project. A light, if scattered, note on social topics follows a discussion of divorce rates in Chicago and wartime supply sentiment.
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Formosa
Taiwan
Proverb on Self-Presentation and Timeliness
A compact editorial urging individuals to focus on self-clarity and punctuality rather than boastful talk about rivals. It warns that self-promotion backfires when the other party is also tardy and that lazy people pretend urgency to mask inefficiency.
Marriage news spurs suit debate at Chumly home
Mrs. Chumly informs Fred of his cousin Will’s upcoming wedding and urges a new suit. Financial strains push Fred to reluctantly agree to shop, while Susan’s dress choice stirs tensions. The scene blends domestic plotting with hints of family involvement and social expectations.
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Susie
Chumly
Mrs. Chumly
Fred
Susan
Fred Chumly
Chicago Daily News
Impudent Ee Provokes With Pack Talk
A quoted exchange shows one ee accusing another of impudence while the other doubles down on boastful talk, reflecting tense interaction and bravado in the group.
Clock on Table with Ceiling Projection Lights Time
A clock designed to sit on a bedside table shines its dial from within by an electric light. Pressing a button sends a light projection onto the ceiling so the time is visible without getting up. The piece is praised as a great lazy man’s contrivance.
Submarine Plans and Timely Warnings In A Moral Tone
The notice contrasts large submarine programs with minimal needs and urges precision for life and death. It notes Turin reporting an earthquake and hints at European news competition. It muses on colleges opening with football mobilization and defines phrases about courage and haste with brief aphorisms.
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Turin
Capitol Steps Wear With Eight Decades Of Use
Weathered by more than eighty years of foot traffic, the east Capitol steps in Washington will be replaced. The project, begun with a $50 000 appropriation, may need at least $75 000 more to finish. The east entrance remains the oath site for presidents every four years.
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Capitol
Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
United States
Oklahoma City Women Form Mill Building Company
Club women in Oklahoma City organize a group to construct a cotton mill. The report notes women’s work across industries, including a Montgomery barber who bobbles children's hair and large birth statistics. It mentions Mme Koudachef and a Russian scout service assignment, plus a Nebraska farm deeded back to the government amid irregular methods.
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Oklahoma City
Montgomery
Ala
Wye
Mme. Koudachef
Reursian Scout Service
Vladivostok
Petrograd
Mary Mitchell
Nebraska
Protection From Earthquakes in Italy
A memoir by Prof. G Agamemone argues most quake damage stems from faulty construction and location. He notes rules after major quakes were ignored for cost and complacency and urges a dedicated government ministry and state insurance to mitigate earthquakes floods eruptions and related disasters.
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Italy
G. Agamemone
Scientific American
Blasphemy Claims By Damrosch On Kreisler Wounds
Walter Damrosch criticized using Kreisler as a stop for bad music saying it is a blasphemy to art. He compared it to a countess’s remark about Paderewski, citing a noisy exchange at a country house during a rainy afternoon. The New York Tribune report captures the exchange and the clash over artistic integrity.
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Walter Damrosch
New York
Kreisler
Paderewsk
Paderewski
New York Tribune
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Sun & Visitor
Copricauts &c. Paending Aankerch
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Bonnaonta
Hana & Vo
Voset Va Scientific Fimerican
Probate
the Sun & Visitors
Pers
William Osler
Russia
South Africa
Manchuria
United States Geological Survey
Great Britain
Germany
Monster Aeroplanes
Chicago
University of Pennsylvania
North Sea
Mar
California
The
Hartford Courant
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