Winthrop Post Office Mail Hours and box collection details
Winthrop Post Office operates weekdays 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. and holidays 7 a.m. to 10 a.m.. closed Sundays. Special Delivery mail is delivered Sundays. Carrier deliveries occur weekdays 1:30 a.m. and 10:50 a.m. and 2:50 p.m., holidays 7:80 a.m.. collections at 6:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. on weekdays. Certain boxes are not collected at 9 p.m. and several street boxes are collected at 9 p.m. on weekdays. Saturday collections occur one half hour earlier. D Belcher, Superintendent.
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Postal Savings Depository
Temple
Highland Avenue
Grover and Cliff
Quincy and Clift
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
Cherry
Summit
Brown’s Drug Btore
Winthrop Highlands
Grover Corner
Crest
Locust
Beach Road
Ocean Spray
Shirley Corner
Mermaid
Sea Foam
Shirley R. R
Ocean Avenue
Sturgis
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
Lincoln
Read
Town Hall
D. Belcher
Bupt
Two Mothers In Law and a Turbulent Marriage
A 1914 humorous domestic tale recounts Harry Lee and Nina Bennett whose two year marriage, a ten month old baby, and a string of petty woes lead to estrangement. Their mothers intervene urging reconciliation then divorce, ending with a reconciliation moment and mutual vows.
Witty Maxims on Patience and Truth in Everyday Life
Time heals scars but wrinkles linger. Patience aids forgiveness. A corkscrew hardly goes straight yet finds its point. A educated woman abroad should not be judged by appearances. Many marry in haste and repent later. Adam alone never blamed heredity. The hammerer of lies is rarely first to nail one. Some seek trouble, dodging pleasure. In poker a flush can beat a straight, explaining odd preferences.
Salt with oranges and other old observations
A quirky collection of aphorisms notes everyday truths and opinions about food, wood, exercise, love, and learning from a bygone era. It blends cultural stereotypes with light humor and moral reflections.
Worldwide coal and metal notes and health tips
A roundup of figures and tips including a Coal Age editor's estimate of 7.397 trillion tons of coal, US iron ore output near 58 to 60 million long tons, and suggestions on lighting with gas mantles. Additional items cite clean air breaths to prevent colds and a German physician on infantile paralysis spread via domestic animals.
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Coal Age
United States
Wit and Wisdom of An Odd Page
Reflections on work and value mix humor and irony. A butcher shop image contrasts with idle labor and the pursuit of purpose. A cuckoo clock narrates back pain and timing while an unemployed man dodges a potential job offer in a wry exchange.
Gathered Up Success and the Taste for Honey
A compact reflection on pursuing opportunities rather than waiting. The piece likens music to honey and notes people’s stubborn preferences at funerals and the ambiguity of engagement versus option in relationships.
Educator Defends Motion Pictures Influence On Youth
London Telegraph reports from Newcastle and Blackpool quotes. Sir Francis Blake lauds film theaters as modern life’s notable feature and important for youth. Chief Constable William Pringle questions blaming cinema for juvenile crime and urges decent, well run halls with proper guardianship.
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London Telegraph
Francis Blake
Northumberland Education Committee
Newcastle
William J.pringle
Blackpool
Pringle
Miss Clayton Earns Notice Opposite Movie Idol G M Anderson
The article highlights Miss Clayton as a rising film performer who has succeeded without prior stage experience. It notes her brains and serious work ethic, her six months with the current company after answering an ad, and her Utah-born parents with a wealthy retired mining engineer father. The piece predicts she will make a big name in pictures.
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Miss Clayton
G. M. Anderson
Aha
Marguerite
Utah
Margaret Joslin Todd Leads in Comedy Roles
Mrs. Todd known as Mrs. Todd in social circles has become a noted comedy actress in films. She says her husband Harry Todd prompted her entry into the business and has worked with him for about three years. Deeply domestic, she cherishes her Niles home where she cares for her husband and daughter and crafts her distinctive makeup for comic parts.
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Margaret Joslin Todd
Todd
Harry Todd
Mrs. Todd
Niles
GOOD IN COMEDY OR DRAMA
Mr. E. H. Calvert, a leading eastern stock company actor, has extensive experience in comedy and drama. Debuting thirteen years ago as Captain Hogman in Ar zona, he also played Messala in Ben Hur and appeared in Lady From Lane's Coming Through the Rye Knight for a Day and House of a Thousand Candles with E. H. Holland. He spent three years in vaudeville, then retired to train a film manufacturing company and has since earned strong admiration for his versatile character work.
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E. H. Calvert
Captain Hogman
Not Attracted by Pictures Maurice Costello on Stage
Maurice Costello star of Mr Barnes of New York in New York did not care for motion pictures or the theater in his long career before film. He viewed his first movie in over two years at the opening of the play and after the performance said his attention was fixed on the organist and he could not judge the pictures.
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Maurice Costello
Took Star From Vaudeville to Motion Pictures
Charles W. Hitchcock rose from Katy Emmett mime roles, following Chauncey Olcott and Andrew Mack he moved to vaudeville, then developed into a single act stunt. He gained popularity as a headline attraction on Sullivan and Considine programs.
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Charles W. Hitchcock
Katy Emmett
Chauncey Olcott
Andrew Mack
Mr. Hit Itchcock Beame
Sullivan and Considine
Photoplays Arrive in Chicago From London Syndicate
James McEnnery of the McEnnery syndicate London arrived in Chicago with a batch of photoplays for exploitation in the United States. Titles include Little Lord Fauntleroy The World the Flesh and the Devil A Blind Man's Secret Kleptomania and For Love and the Crown showing soon in Chicago.
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James McEnnery
McEnnery
Fiala to show Amazon trip motion pictures
Anthony Fiala, explorer with Theodore Roosevelt on a Amazon expedition, possesses several thousand feet of film from the journey saved from the river bottom. The footage will be offered for motion pictures soon.
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Anthony Fiala
Theodore Roosevelt
Amazon
South America
St Louis Native Film Players Highlighted By Globe Democrat
The St Louis Globe-Democrat recent page honors city natives in film, naming Naomi Childers Edith Sterling Broncho Billy Anderson Anne Shaefer King Baggot Edwin August and Rosemary Theby.
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St.Louisans
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Naomi Childers
Edith Sterling
Barrymore to Star Six-Part Film After Scrap of Paper
After finishing the stage engagement in A Scrap of Paper, Ethel Barrymore will appear before the camera in a six part picture play written especially for her by Augustus Thomas. The project showcases her transition from stage to screen in a crafted biopic style.
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Ethel Barrymore
Augustus Thomas
Webb electrical pictures shown to blind readers in New York
The Webb electrical pictures were demonstrated for 500 subscribers to the Zeigler Magazine for the Blind in New York. The audience enjoyed the singing and playing despite not seeing the figures on the screens.
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Webb
Zeigler Magazine
New York
Bruce McRae Set for First Film Appearance
Bruce McRae will soon debut on screen in The Ring and the Man. He plays Gormley the man who opposes a powerful political ring in Cyrus Townsend Brady's production.
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Bruce McRae
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Gormley
Teacher Irma Thurston Wins Warsdale Post Amid Romance
Irma Thurston, a young candidate, secures the Warsdale school post after a letter from Nathan G. Harbison, Sr. prompts her to pursue the job. She later falls for Harbison Jr., who announces their engagement at a moonlit golf course, while Irma resigns as teacher to wed.
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Irma Thurston
Miss Thurston
Warsdale School
Nathan G. Harrison
Warsdale
Nathan Harbison, Jr
Irma D. ‘Thurston
McClure
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