Distribution Points For The Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Copies of this paper, priced at five cents, are on sale at Highland Drug Store opposite Highland Station Boston Revere Beach Lynn Depot Boston Totman Ham opposite Beach Station Brown's Centre Store Jefferson and Winthrop Brown's Pharmacy Wadsworth Block Centre W. B. Thayer Ocean Spray Pharmacy Ocean Spray Winthrop News Co opposite Beach Station and at the office of publication 66 Shirley street.
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Highland Drug Store
Highland Station
Boston
Revere Beach & Lynn
Brown's Centre
Jefferson and
Winthrop Streets
Centre Station
Williams Drug
Winthrop Pharmacy
Magee’s
Ner
Brown's Pharmacy
Wadsworth Block
Centre
W. B. Thayer
Ocean Spray Pharmacy
Ocean Spray
Winthrop News Co
Opp
Shirley Street
Trail of the Midnight Lunch club party noted
The Opeechee Club hosted a Friday night event with a tour of homes in Bellevue avenue Ocean View street and Columbia Hall for dancing. Miss Mae Collins, Miss Dorothy Verner and others attended with escorts. music by Miss Collins and Charles Hagman.
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Opeechee Club
Dorothy Verner
Bellevue Avenue
Mildred Johnson
Elsie Colins
Ocean View Street
Columbia Hall
Mae Collins
Charles Hagman
Amy Ball
Sargent Street
E. C. Johnson
Ruth Douglass
Gertrude Devereux
Mildred. Johnson
Ethel Howard
Alice Knight
Oswald Holmes
Paul Rodgers
Alfred Gorham
Charles Dingwell
Harald Verner
William Clark
Paul Bertleson
John O'Ponnell
Lester Stevenson
Ruth Ordway
Webster Howard
Overcome in Boat Off Winthrop
John Welch a 30 year old steam fitter of Lynn was overcome by heat while rowing off Winthrop near Beacon Street a mile from shore Monday at about 610 PM. He was taken to the Revere bath house revived and sent home. Metropolitan Park police and Samuel Bureh aided him under Officer Sanderson’s direction after locating him collapsing near the boat he had purchased in South Boston on his way to his home.
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John Welch
Summer Street
Lynn
Winthrop
Beacon Street
Revere
Metropolitan Park
Samuel Bureh
Washington Avenue
Meistersingers Prepare New Boston Summer Season
The Meistersingers in the Wild Woods opens at B F Keiths Theatre on Monday June 28 marking their third annual summer engagement. The Harvard Schubert and Weber male quartet group promises a faithful open-air life on stage with an entirely new production and several unique features. A strong vaudeville bill follows including The Three Mori Brothers, Frank Rae and company English Rosebuds Leona Stephens and others promising a top summer show in Boston.
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Boston
Harvard
Schubert
Weber
New England
B. F. Keith’s
Wild Woods
Meistersingers
Frank Rae
England
Lee and
Hussey
Daniels
Conrad
Leona Stephens
Eddie Foy
Sampsel
Reilly
Lucy Bentwich and the Branscombe Office Secret
Lucy Bentwich, a young stenographer, climbs from a small Ohio town to a sharp city career with lawyer Branscombe. A tumultuous romance turns beside a rival wife’s threat, revealing Branscombe’s duplicity and Lucy’s bold decision to leave, ending with a puzzling elevator confrontation.
Not Put Down in the Bill
Oliver Herford tells of a noon lunch in a downtown restaurant. A roach was found in his omelet and, after a patient exchange, he retrieved the insect from the floor and placed it on the dish before the waiter removed the dish.
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Oliver Herford
Clubland
Herford
New York Post
Taxicab Trick Behind German Name Hack
A man recounts searching for his father's German relatives in Baltimore but cannot find them. His nine year old son jokes that the family name Hack might have changed to Taxicab, reflecting the niece and nephew humor about name changes during travel.
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Baltimore
Father
Robert
Hack
Youngstown Telegram
Cat dialogue hints at elopement and humor
A humorous exchange between two cats about their master. The first cat asks if the owner noticed their elopement while the second confirms and notes the owner’s tendency to throw a water pitcher, calling it laughable.
Not Quite Gone He Returns With Quiet Exit
A brief exchange captures a visitor returning the next day and the narrator noting the time spent, the questions asked, and the calm farewell as the visitor finally leaves.
Jury Discharged After Deliberations Over Hire Bias
A defense attorney’s hire influences a jury in a clear case as the judge contemplates discharge. A juror protests, arguing he cannot be dismissed because he was paid by the defense attorney, revealing tension in the courtroom.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Mrs Newedd Seeks Help After Runaway Cake
Mrs Newedd anxiously asks John to send a telegram for cooking advice after a cake she baked from a correspondence course runs all over the oven and threatens her progress.
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Mrs. Newedd
John
Newedd
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New York City
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Charles F. Totten
Winthrop Beach
Frank P. Anthony
North Centre Street
K. T. Whitman
Sargent St., Winthrop
Channing Howard
Whitman & Howard
Civil Engineers & Surveyors
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Fort Hill
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W. G. Grant
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