Copies of this paper five cents at many local stores
The newspaper is sold for five cents at Highland Drug Store opposite Highland station Boston area outlets including Revere Beach Lynn Depot Totman Ham near Highland station Robinsons Centre Store Jefferson and Winthrop streets Quality Shop opposite Centre station Williams Drug Store opposite Centre W A Howe Magees corner Browns Pharmacy Wadsworth Block Centre W Thayer Ocean Spray Pharmacy Ocean Spray Winthrop News Co opposite Beach Also at the publication office 216 Winthrop street.
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Highland Drug Store
Highland Station
Boston
Revere Beach & Lynn Depot
Totman & Ham
Beach Station
Robinson’s Centre
Jefferson
Winthrop
Quality Shop
Centre Station
Williams’ Drug Store
W. A. Howe
Magee’s
Brown’s Pharmacy
Wadsworth Block
Centre
W. B. Thayer
Ocean Spray Pharmacy
Ocean Spray Winthrop News Co
Winthrop Street
Winthrop Dominates Marblehead In Local Track Meet
Winthrop High School routed Marblehead High 68 to 8 in a Thursday afternoon gym meet. Foran led a sweep of wins taking the 100 yard dash 220 and 440 dashes and contributing to the mile and other events for Winthrop.
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Winthrop High School
Marblehead High
Foran
Winthrop
Mortimer
Clayton
Lecourse
Nichols
Ferdinand
Gardner
Swift
Steele
Marblehead
Cobb
Roxbury Page Defeats Winthrop Athletics 2–0 at Ingleside Park
A large crowd observed a tight game at Ingleside Park last Saturday afternoon as Page Roxbury edged Winthrop Athletics 2 to 0. Ex Tufts pitcher Harry Martin shut out Winthrop, driving in both runs with a two run eighth inning.
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Ingleside Park
Roxbury
Winthrop Athletics
Harry Martin
Tufts
Queen
Winthrop
Directory of Names and Addresses in a Local Area
A readable list of pairs linking individuals to street addresses and cross streets including Bowdoin Madison Winthrop Shore Drive Underhill Circuit Court road and Pleasant Street. Notable entries include Augustus P. Loring Adelaide Whittemore and several Mrs and Mr pairs across common local streets.
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Battis
Mary E
Mary M. Stedfast
Emerson Road
Bumps
Mary I—Chas
H. Bumps
Bowdoin Street
Madison Avenue
Chamberlain
Geo. H
Amida M. Chamberlain
Winthrop Shore Drive
Underhill Street
Clark
Edward H
Anna B. Vincens
Woodside Avenue
Dockray
Harrison D
Frank A. Dowd
Prospect Avenue
Farber
Annette — Lazarus
Trident Avenue
Hennessy
Frances L
Schreiber
Hinda E
Benj. F. Schreiber
Hermon Street
Twohig
Cath. E
David W. Simpson
Plummer Avenue
Hang the Expense at a Moment Like This
A dramatic line shows George folding a young creature into his arms and hearing a dull crack as cigars in his vest pocket are ruined. He laments the expense but prioritizes the life or moment over cost.
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George
Reward Offered as Paper Reports Hanae Case
A 9100 reward is announced in connection with a case covered by this paper, signaling ongoing investigation or pursuit involving Hanae. Further details are limited in the fragment.
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Ets
Money as Power and Moral Compass
The piece discusses money as essential yet potentially corrupting. It weighs balance between wealth and wellbeing, noting money cannot buy many true goods and that desire for it can reveal motives and character. It cites consequences of excess and deficiency, urging purposeful use aligned with virtue.
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Milwaukee Journal
Understanding Light Guides Life And A Coin Reform View
The piece cites Charleston News Courier on gaining understanding and responsibility, contrasting with a drift toward daily life. Youth's Companion notes a proposed British coin reform to four units, Morin valued at two shillings, cent as thousandth of a pound, but change seems unlikely.
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Charleston
British Association of Chambers of Commerce
Chambers of Ecommerce
Various World Facts From The Era Of Railways And Revolutions
A collection of disparate notes reports Mexico’s vast railway reach, Norway’s gift preferences in books, a Tampa St Petersburg road, Sitting Bull’s death near Grand River in 1890, Oslo’s historic name, durable folding ship cases, and garage sliding doors. It mentions French telephony precedence, Denmark wealth from conflict, and South Africa’s woman police push tied to wartime social issues and union growth among women workers.
Observations on Women and Reputation
A dated piece offers quips about women, brains, dimples, and fame. It asserts women’s beauty, not brains, drives interest and hints at men’s vanity. The tone suggests gender stereotypes and social commentary of a past era.
New Ideas From 19th Century Innovations Show Rise
A range of innovations from the time include tidal power experiments in Hamburg, stronger aged lumber in Germany, a butterfly farm in England selling over 30,000 specimens yearly, Irish tobacco prospects, a phonograph that repeats records without attention, tire steel inserts reducing ground contact, a wall paper paste roller device, and a gasoline powered mowing machine on a handcar to clear tracks.
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South Dakota
Rye Bread Emerges as Popular Choice Over Wheat
The piece notes several reasons people favor rye bread now. Rye flour is cheaper than wheat flour. Wheat bread refined by current milling loses essential grain nutrients. White wheat bread is less nourishing. Rye bread remains reliable and substantial for daily sustenance.
Ireland faces tillage expansion clash with labor demands
New tillage rules meet labor friction as compulsory one tenth land tillage nears. Farmers have secured a minimum crop price while laborers press for 25 to 30 shillings or 12 to 15 shillings weekly with year round board and lodging, widening the gap between offer and demand.
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Ireland
Russian workmen back eight hour day sacrifice for war effort
The Russian workers prove their earnestness in the new government by voluntarily abandoning the proposed eight hour day so munitions can be produced for the army. A man’s devotion to his cause is shown by the sacrifices he makes for it.
Government Ordered Dismantling Turns Poles To Flag Supports
Old wireless masts taken down by order will be reused as flag poles. The repurposing follows a government mandate reducing antenna infrastructure and freeing sites for alternative uses. Local officials note cost savings and practical reuse potential.
Hard lines for Cupid in disloyalty era era
Hard lines for Cupid. Not many men want to be suspected of marrying because of disloyalty or cowardice.
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Cupid
Suburbanites Learn Garden Trench Digging Skills
A brief feature notes suburban residents can gain practical trench digging experience in their own gardens, illustrating home improvement as a hands on craft for personal projects and backyard setups.
Witty Reflections on Marriage and Work Humor
The piece blends quips on marriage and mood with observations about happiness and labor. It contrasts pessimism with shared misery, notes barroom visits as lack of guidance for children, and hints that affection may signal slack effort at work. It ends with a playful note on honeymoon fruit metaphors.
Chelsea High Leads Interurban League Title Chase
Chelsea High hosts Winthrop High on Friday in a pivotal Interurban league clash. A win would virtually clinch the pennant for Chelsea, though a rare three way tie for first remains possible amidst the current standings featuring Le Pea, Moen, and Revere.
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Winthrop High
Chelsea
Winthrop Library announces new catalog and hours
Public Library at Frost Building lists hours for adult and juvenile departments and book deposit hours at Elliott & Whittier real estate office Point Shirley. 1917 notices include new editions and titles across literature and history with catalog codes.
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Frost Library
Elliott & Whittier
Taft Avenue
Shirley Street
Point Shirley
Julia Arthur to Star in Liberty Aflame at Keith's Theatre
Boston actress Julia Arthur arrives for her first local vaudeville appearance at B E Keith's Theatre the week of June 1 in Liberty Aflame a new patriotic spectacle written by Roland Burke Hennessey. The bill features Dorothy Toye Lydell Higgins Irwin Henry Fritz Lucy Bruch Burt Johnston and the Sensational Bosses plus the Gladiators in acts of singing, comedy, and feats of strength.
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Julia Arthur
Boston
B. F. Keith
Miss Arthur
A. Paul Keith
E. Albee
Roland Burke Hennessey
New York Star
New York Harbor
Dorothy Toye
Lydell & Higgins
Father
Irwin & Henry
Fritz
Lucy Bruch
Burt Johnston & Co
Just Another Name for It Con Ver sation Note
A compact aside from the Albany Journal remarks on gossip, noting that critics call it conversation yet continue to engage in it. The line treats gossip as a perpetual human pastime with a wry tone.
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Albany Journal
Physics and Agriculture Through Living Matter
A Los Angeles Times excerpt argues farmers neglect physics applied to living matter. It contrasts soil mechanics with the physics of living plant processes and urges study of living matter physics to bridge practical farming and scientific agriculture.
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Los Angeles Times
Floating Islands Drift Across the Atlantic
The article describes floating islands that detach from river banks in storms or floods and travel the Atlantic. They originate from rivers like the Orinoco and Amazon, carrying vegetation animals and even trees whose roots anchor the land and branches act as sails. Waves usually break them up, but some persist over long distances when conditions allow.
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Atlantic
Orinoco
Amazon
la Plata
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Talcott
Chapman
Anthony
Kennedy
Cotter
Schofield
Mexico
Norway
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Sitting Bull
Grand River
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Christiania
Oslo
London
Paris
Denmark
Litle
South Africa
Hamburg
Germany
Chelsea High
Atco Enee Ese
Winthrop Public Library
New Books
W. J. Henderson
Henry Cabot Lodge
John Kendrick Bangs
Heinrich Heine
Louis Untermeyer
Reginald John Campbell
Martin Luther
Elsie Singleton
J. W. Burgess
F. W. Huard
Bertha Smith
United States
J. S. Bassett
Joseph Conrad
John G. Ervine
Jerry
the Islands
Jack London
E. B. Partridge
M. E. Ryan
B. E F. Keith’s
Physics and Agriculture
New England
Pilgrim Laundry CO
Allerton Street
East Boston Savings Bar Bank
Ainsley R. Hooper
Meridian Street
M. I. Grimes & CO
Washington Avenue
Kodaks
Kilburnie Brown
Rexall Drug Store
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