Orient Heights to Scollay Square Boston Elevated Service Times
Boston Elevated Railway issues timetable updates for Orient Heights to Scollay Square via tunnel with morning and night intervals, special charter cars available for events, and contact details at 101 Milk Street Room 401 for rates and connections.
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Orient Heights
Scollay Square
Gladstone Street
Court Street
Fetter
Office of
of ‘Transportation
Milk Street
Sargeant
Winthrop Mail Hours and City Postal Details
The Winthrop post office announces public hours for stamps money orders and registry services from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays and 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. holidays. Sunday hours for stamps and general delivery are 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Mails dispatch times include 8, 11, 2, 5 and 9:30 p.m. weekdays with extra 3:45 p.m. dispatch to Revere.
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Revere
Crest Avenue
Shirley Street
Washington Ave
Cor. Bates
Winthrop St
Pleasant St
Sunnyside
Bartlett Road
Pauline
Court Road
Lincoln
Road St
Centre
R. R. Station
Ocean View
Magee’s Corner
Cor
Cherry
Shirley St
East Boston
David Belcher
Winthrop Fire Alarm Procedures and Fire Box Testing
The article outlines fire alarm procedures in Winthrop with street references for alarm locations and the process to signal a fire. It notes two blows on a fire box and details testing of call boxes on the 1st and 15th of each month at a specified early morning time.
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As Petilonin Co
Chiet
Asia
Women marry most often between ages twenty and twenty five
The statement notes that more women marry between the ages of twenty and twenty five than at any other life period. It highlights a peak in the marriage pattern for women within that age bracket.
Rockefeller name cited for humane use of wealth at Stanford
President David Starr Jordan, in a Stanford graduation address on The Wealth of Nations, contrasts Harriman and Newcomb with Rockefeller. He praises the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research as a wise, far reaching use of wealth for humanity, not for monopolies.
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Palo Alto
Cal
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
B. H. Harriman
Harriman
Dr. Jordan
Newcomb
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Association of Monopolies
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Broker Young Woman Stenographer Sparks Office Jokes
The exchange shows a broker recommending a young woman stenographer while a banker jokes about her abilities. The humor pivots on the office environment as the whistling boy becomes the limit of tolerance in a Chicago News style quip.
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Chicago News
Cure for Skin Disease Promised by Cuticura Remedies
Leonard A. Hawter of Brooklyn declares after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills that his long skin disease symptoms disappeared. He suffered sixteen years with leg sores that worsened in warm weather, tried many doctors, and found relief after two set purchases in 1909.
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Leonard A. Hawter
Nostrand Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Feed Children On Properly Selected Food
A faded excerpt discusses feeding children with careful food choices boosting health. It contrasts forest clearance for rice with later abandonment, noting weather and soil determine harvests. A reader letter praises Grape-Nuts and Postum improving a child’s teething and digestion.
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Wellville
Global religious and economic notes across regions
The survey outlines church organization growth in the United States and abroad, noting the Army Scripture Readers in the British army, German Baptist Brethren in 41 states, and proposed English cathedral care by the Guild of the House of Bed. It also cites United Society of Christian Endeavor enrollments, missionary gains in China, Canadian life insurance, and Arctic diamond market impacts on Cape Colony.
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England
Guild of the House_of Bed
Uncle Sam at Mercy of Japan in Pacific War Prep
Rep Humphrey warns America lags in merchant marine and naval readiness as Japan builds fleet and manpower. He cites Japan’s 560 vessels fit for transport, over 500,000 seamen, and potential troop deployments to the Philippines and Hawaii, while U S has few ships and crews. The piece also recounts the fable of the Rope of Ocnus and Polygnotus’s painting.
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Pacific Ocean
United States
Ussia
Japan
William E. Humphrey
Pacific
Philippines
Hawaii
What Makes a Short Story Aimed at Insight and Standard
Editors Dawson in Harper Readers Library argue a strong short story must be complete in itself and short by design, containing a single incident. They contrast author editor disputes over value and note German mine safety tests using water under pressure to prevent coal dust explosions.
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Gilbert Parker
Rudyard Kipling
Mrs. Freeman
Harper Readers’ Library
William J
Coningsby W. Dawson
Messrs. Dawson
Germany
Radium King Harry March Finds World Richest Mines
British engineer Sir Harry March nicknamed the Radium King for locating the world’s richest radium mines in Portugal. He endured three years in the Guarda Belt Mountains 4000 feet high facing privations and scarce provisions before his discovery. He now supports the new National Radium Bank.
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Harry March
Manuel
Portugal
March
Guarda Belt
Poker or Rolling Pin A Poet Reacts to Class Hatred
A friend of the late Father Tabb in Ellicott City recalls his view that class hatred stems from ignorance and that the rich know little of the poor. He recounts a Methodist bishop wife addressing slum housewives, who remark that home life seems fine yet ask what she does when the bishop returns with an empty envelope and a drinking problem.
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Tabb
Ellicott City
Minneapolis Journal
Such Excellent Milk and the Vicar of Wakefield Dinner
A simple-hearted country preacher dined with a refined family as a glass of milk punch was served at each plate. He praised the good cow and urged gratitude for the dairy in a quiet scene from Once a Week.
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Vicar of
Wakefield
Witness behavior and jail sentence draw broad editorials
The Philadelphia Record notes a bankruptcy witness sentenced to six months in jail and argues witnesses may dodge questions by claiming memory lapses. The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on an Egyptian goddess pawned for fifty cents, while the Houston Post calls a Pittsburgh scandal confession revealing deeply corrupt figures.
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He-Co
Philadelphia Record
Coxe
Federal Circuit Court
New York
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Boston Elevated Railway Company
Winthrop
Winthrop Fire Alarm
Shirley
Siren Ave
Ceretatie
Fs Ave
Poyeher Silkey Sty Hoon
Mehart
Ear “Store
Shirley Shirley BC A
Murgis
Shore Drive
Shir St
Pearl Ave
Mermaid Ave
Beach Road
Locust Bt
Grovers
Crest
Cliff
Temple and Houghland Aves
Quincy
Corse Turner
F Revere
Sagamore Ave
Insant Ana
Bowdoin and
Ocean
Banks
Ermon
Tolacola
Hiss
Farwell
Marshall bin
Pleasant
Tae Lincoln
Lori Waldemar Ave
Wheelock
Sar
Cool Park Road
Cottage Park Oodside Ave
Seymour St. Sant
Buehan
Rhubeil
Fletcher
Castoria
Bat Oil Magnate
Tip
New York Press
Farville
Vick
Lee
John
Chinaman
The
Army Scripture Readers’ Association
United Free
Free Churches of Scotland
United Society of Christian Endevor
China
Canada
Cape Colony
New York City
Oxford
Henry III
Hemel Hempstead
VurIous
Uncle Sam
Humphrey Baciq
Polygnotus
Pliny
Oenus
Ocnus
London Globe
Potn Nus
Clare
Domino
Anna M. Smith
Winthrop Hardware Company
W. G. Grant
Mass
Charles F. Totten
Winthrop Beach
B. Kolodny
Nena
Main ST
Pittsburgh
Houston Post
Castori
Alege Ivaye Bough
Tina
Scientific American
MUNN
Washington, D
McCall
United
Postal
Fine McCall CO
Philadelphia
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