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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
7
Women suffering from illness are invited to communicate with Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. All letters are read and answered by women, preserving confidentiality. The offer promises professional guidance drawn from extensive experience and a free 80 page Text Book by mail.
William Hurlinger, 25, a Pennsylvania rail worker, caused a two hour shutdown of Baltimore Central, Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington, and West Chester lines at Wawa by manipulating signals. He then attacked the engineer, was subdued, and later committed to an asylum after a violent home return.
The piece discusses a British act forcing the breaking of underweight gold coins and the risk of handling suspected coins. It then shifts to a historical sketch of photography's development from early silver chloride reactions to Daguerre and Draper, noting key milestones and the move from stills to motion pictures.
A sea captain's wife recalls a voyage aboard where many disputes with the captain led to the wife kicking the mate's shin to signal moderation. The mate, meek and compliant, confirms the shin injury persisted for much of the voyage, and the wife wonders if any offense was caused.
A revivalist preacher at a negro protracted meeting in Oklahoma City incited a chaotic scene when a rival church deacon, acting as usher, led a collection that provoked shouts and a hasty exit. More than 100 attendees pursued the fleeing deacon, who escaped into an alley after a ten block chase.
Berlin and Düsseldorf employ women police to guard against offenses against children. A 30 member Berlin unit will probe baby farming and similar crimes, with powers to enter houses suspected of mistreatment. The plan aims to curb scandals while avoiding male force.
An elderly lady asks a conductor to alert her at every transfer station. The conductor, weary and gentle, explains she will repeatedly ask to know when she reaches her stop, making it unnecessary for him to remind her each time.
The London Chronicle quotes a pawed tale of Lord Baden-Powell turning vegetarian after a siege at Mafeking. The weary commander, bored with meat after weeks of rations, rejects meat at dinner and asks for vegetables.
A fragmentary family tribute mentions Willie as the flower of the family with terms of endearment and acknowledgment from two speakers. The piece reads as a brief, affectionate note praising Willie’s standing within the clan.
A fragment hints at a dialogue about a politician's actions and perceptions. It notes inquiry into motives and public figures while suggesting a broader discussion of political fate.
Australia observes the 141st anniversary of Captain Cook’s landing at Botany Bay in 1770. HMS Endeavour, a 370 ton barque, anchored eight days in Sting Rays Harbor, where the British flag was first raised. On the anniversary the flag is unfurled again and saluted by harbor warships.
At 4:00 p m tea or yerba mate is common in Chile not only in homes but in clubs restaurants and hotels and many business houses. A cup with a roll or cake in clubs or fidtel costs eight to twelve cents while shops serve it free to keep clerks from leaving work. A magazine poet notes a baby as a wellspring of pleasure and suggests triplets would be a deluge.
A woman protests to her husband about his demand for help with household duties. She defends their daughter as delicate and focused on school and sports while accusing the father of lacking empathy for pushing hard labor on her. The exchange highlights gender and expectations in family life.
A debate over a travel pass highlights a fictional anti pass law allowing free transport for caretakers of livestock poultry and fruit. A man jokes his aunt is poultry a girl is fruit and a nephew is livestock to justify a pass. The exchange ends with a firm denial.
A terse quotation attributed to Deshoulieres notes that no person is wholly content with fortune or wholly unhappy with intellect, suggesting a balanced view of personal gifts and outcomes.
Assistant Treasurer James A. Mathews of the Guardian bank was teased about resembling President Taft. At a dinner with Mr and Mrs Frank Harmon and their daughter Dorothy, the resemblance came up again. Dorothy told Mathews she did not think he looked like the president in the face. Cleveland Leader.
The London Chronicle notes the Kaiser loves the Bible and stays informed by current events. A well thumbed copy lies by his bedside, and during Roosevelt’s Herlin visit he gave books focusing on theology and military subjects, revealing his preferences.
The exchange presents two kinds of business courtesy sighted in a dialogue. Father explains that courtesy is extended to those who pay cash and to those who do not, framing a contrast in social treatment.
A short feature by C W Post for the Postum Cereal Co. presents a human angle on daily life. It portrays ordinary routines with a gentle promotional undertone, emphasizing wholesome values and practical benefits of cereal use.
A lecture describes Pavlovian experiments showing digestion driven by the mind. It argues that calm, pleasant expectation triggers digestive juices, while worry suppresses them. The piece urges starting meals in a peaceful mood with appetizing foods to promote prime health.
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