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Winthrop Sun And Visitor

Location

Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1914

Page

6

Winthrop Post Office Mail Hours

The article lists Winthrop post office hours weekdays seven am to nine pm and holidays seven am to ten am, closed Sundays except for Special Delivery mail. Carrier deliveries run seven thirty am to two fifty pm on weekdays with evening pickups at six thirty pm and nine pm. It notes several street boxes not collected at nine pm and a number of weekday and Saturday collection schedules.

Postal Savings Depository Temple Highland Avenue Grover and Cliff Quincy and Cliff Cottage Park Road Johnson Avenue Court Road Lowell Maple Street Main Pleasant Street Hermon Stret Hermon Opp Winthrop Corner Ocean View Magee’s Corner Revere Corner Cherry Revere Summit Brown Bartlett Road Pleasant and Pauline Pleasant Lincoln Read Town Hall

Twenty Acres and Liberty as Danish Farm Model

Dr. Maurice Francis Egan argues that intensive Danish style farming and cooperative effort could solve the high cost of living in the United States. He notes Denmark’s success with small 20 acre plots and family labor, and cites Denmark’s high per capita wealth as evidence.

Maurice Francis Egan Denmark Massachusetts New England Philadelphia Enquirer Europe Egan

Pine Bedding and Health Tips From Old Time Advice

The piece notes pine and spruce pillow myths and advises fragrant fir bough beds if in the woods. It recalls lumberjacks sleeping on hemlock boughs and cites an English physician who links anger to heart strain, suggesting a half hour daily rest to ease the heart. Erasmus Darwin favored late afternoon naps for vitality.

Erasmus Darwin Charles

Cinderella and John Marshall Unite in Moonlit Confession

In a hot evening scene Virginia waits on the back porch as neighborly Mrs. Wiggins notes her fatigue. John Marshall unexpectedly returns at moonrise to declare his love, revealing financial woes but affirming their match.

Virginia John Marshall Annabelle John Mrs. Wiggins Ginnie Ginny Mr. Marshall Marshall Father Jack English Cinderella The McClure News

Regulating Harmful Hatpin Endangers Eye Safety

A medical journal calls for regulation of protruding hatpins seen as a public eye danger. It argues education alone is slow and proposes swifter measures, even compulsion, to protect possible victims from this fashion hazard.

Fiveyearold asks if horse had to be killed for horseradish

A child named Geraldine, five, tries horseradish for the first time and asks her father if a horse was killed to obtain it. The line reflects a child's literal interpretation of strong flavor and of meat and plant origins.

Geraldine

Movies in Singapore Popular Western Pastime

United States Vice-Consul General Casper L. Dreier notes Singapore natives quickly embrace moving pictures, with five cinemas and plans for more. Admission backs is cheap for natives, about 10 cents local, while front sections run about $2 local, $1.14 US. The bioscope craze reflects broader Western influence in the East.

Singapore United States Casper L. Dreier Straits Settlements High Street

Helen Dunbar Praised for Film Character Range

Helen Dunbar is described as very popular with admirers for her splendid portrayals in Indian Head films. The Miss Dunbar is a charming personality and a fine photographic subject whose long stage experience has prepared her for any role she is called upon to assume.

Helen Dunbar Miss Dunbar

Movies for Baseball Men with McGraw Aims at Improvement

John J McGraw Giants manager plans to install a projection machine in the clubhouse to provide daily instruction for players. Harry E Aiken originated the idea of using movie lessons to coach big league baseball, paralleling industrial training for workers.

John _J._McGraw Giants Harry E Aiken Pittsburgh

Favorite Actor Convalescent to Return as Sonny Jim

Child star Bobby Connelly recovers from pneumonia after three weeks of illness. He is expected to appear in new life portrayal as Sonny Jim, a role he has already made famous under director Tefft Johnson.

Bobby Connelly Sonny Jim Tefft Johnson

The Navy Aviator Actor Sid Aytes Faces Treachery Scene

In the new film The Navy Aviator Sidney Aytes portrays an aviator who drops a bomb that kills Jack Richardson who plays a traitor and brigand. The dramatic sequence underscores themes of loyalty and danger in wartime aviation.

Navy Sidney Aytes Jack Richardson

FRANK DAYTON A prominent motion picture producer joins a major company

Frank Dayton has four years with a leading motion picture producer firm. He previously spent eight years with In Old Kentucky in varying periods. Dayton’s stage career includes roles in Shenandoah as Col. Kercheval West, Lost Paradise as Ralph Standish, The Girl Is Left Behind Me as Private Jones, and Empire theater productions. He specializes in heavy dramatic leads and modern character types.

Frank Dayton Old Kentucky Mr. Dayton Charles Frohman Private Jones Empire New York Theater

Life of General Villa depicted in wartime drama

A film chronicles Pancho Villa from rancher to bandit lord after a sister's assault. He seeks vengeance by toppling federal forces, capturing cities, and finally defeating a federal officer to become president of Mexico. The narrative follows his rise, battles, and outlaw years.

General Villa Pancho Villa Federal Army Villa Mexico Republic of Mexico

War Theme Reels Show Uncle Sam’s Soldier Pages

A film series under the United States war department depicts Uncle Sam's soldiers in infantry, cavalry, artillery and signal corps. Scenes cover drills, camp life, skirmishes, and cavalry feats with large forces marching, scouting, fording rivers, and field maneuvers.

Uncle Sam Infantry Cavalry Artillery Signal Corps United States War Department

Marie Dressler in Mack Sennett Comedy Series

Marie Dressler will star in a series of three and four reel comedies directed by Mack Sennett. Production has been underway and the films featuring Miss Dressler are set to premiere before the public by July 1.

Marie Dressler Mack Sennett Miss. Dressler

New Comedy Film Casts Active in New York Scene

Blanche Ring and the cast of When Claudia Smiles are filmed in New York for the Why is the Ocean So Near the Shore? number. Norma Phil lips dances Our Mutual Girl in a black and white costume with the major chorus.

Blanche Ring Claudia Smiles New York Norma Phillips

Quaker Quips Chronicle Wit and Social Snippets

A column of wry quips on politics marriage beauty and human folly drawn from the Philadelphia Record. Jokes include a jab at voting and bridle wit about husbands wives and social quirks with playful wordplay throughout.

All Sorts Insights On Ambition And Caution

A compact collection of witticisms and maxims on ambition popularity and judgment. The snippets contrast ego hunger with prudent restraint and caution against blaming others for advice while noting misfortune and humor in everyday exchanges.

Varied Activities of Women in Employment and Society

A report highlights equal pay for women teachers in Russia and widespread female labor in the United States with 80 000 laundry workers. It notes French families have fewest children while Ireland has the most. It mentions women gaining equal terms with men in major insurance firms and a French woman patenting an adjustable corset. In New York area 150 000 women assist in lowering living costs through cooperatives. Ohio restricts telephone operators to those with seventh grade certificates.

Chatter and Chance in Self-Made Wisdo m

A collection of aphorisms on self reliance, excuses, tact, and risk. It contrasts investment with speculation, and notes that the good die young while growing older invites exposure of flaws. The piece reflects moralizing, common to late 19th or early 20th century columns.

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