Where to buy the paper five cents per copy
Copies of this paper, at five cents each, are on sale at Highland Drug Store opposite Highland station. Also available at Boston Revere Beach Lynn Depot, Totman and Ham near Beach station, Robinson's Centre Store Jefferson and Winthrop, Quality Shop opposite Centre station, Williams' Drug Store opposite Centre, W A Howe Drugstore Magee's corner, Brown's Pharmacy Wadsworth Block Centre, W B Thayer Ocean Spray Pharmacy Ocean Spray Winthrop News Co opposite Beach, and at the office of publication 216 Winthrop Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Drug Store
Highland Station
Boston
Revere Beach
Robinson’s Centre
Jefferson and
Winthrop Streets
Centre Station
Williams’ Drug Store
W. A. Howe
Druggtet
Magee’s
Brown’s Pharmacy
Wadsworth
Centre
W. B. Thayer
Ocean Spray
Winthrop News Co
Beach Station
Winthrop Street
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Collins and Davis
Anna C Collins and Josephine Collins transfer property on Fremont street to Emma A Davis and Annie R Canner on Underhill street. Details show multiple transfers among individuals in local real estate activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Anna C
Josephine Collins
Fremont Street
Davis, Emma A
Annie R. Canner
Underhill Street
Sensational vaudeville bill at Keiths Boston July 2 week
B F Keiths theatre presents four star features new to Boston for the week of July 2. Nan Halperin headlines with a one week return engagement. Ida Brooks Hunt and Alfred DeManrby bring opera and novelty singing. Billie Reeves stars in The Right Key but the Wrong Flat. Brower Rice and Werner On the Scaffold. Adeline Francis Grafonoa girl. DeMaco duo Roman rings. Hearst-Pathe News completes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
F. Keith
Nan Halperin
Comediennes
Ida Brooks-Hunt
Alfred DeManrby
Strand
Rialto Theatres
New York City
Billie Reeves
Karno
Zeigfeld Follies
Brower
Rice
Werner
Brownine and
Denny
Adeline Francis
Jack
Kitty DeMaco
Hearst-Pathe News
Winthrop Public Library and Book Deposits Listing
The notice lists Winthrop Public Library hours for adult and juvenile departments, with book deposits at Elliott & Whittier's office. It also catalogs a selection of library sale and military manuals, books on medicine, war, and fiction with authors and call numbers, and ends with an advertisement urging advertising in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott & Whittier
Taft Avenue
Shirley Street
Point Shirley
Patriots Day Service At Unitarian Church
Next Sunday at 10 45 a m the Unitarian church holds a patriotic service with the Fourth of July in clear focus. The Machine Gun Company and the 46th Company of the Massachusetts State Guard will attend in a body. Rev. William W. Peck, a private in the State Guard, will preach the sermon. A special worship service for war times is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Tes
Massachusetts State Guard
William W. Peck
State Guard
Music Club Entertains at Beacon Villa
The Music Club met at Beacon Villa last Thursday with piano solos by Miss Mason and Mr. Cook and vocal selections by Messrs Bauer Milner Oliphant. A surprise duet in refreshments followed, enjoyed by all. Members and guests included the Milners Deering Bauers Cook Mason and Duncan Oliphant Henry McIntire Miss Emily Boner among others.
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Music Club
Beacon Villa
Miss Mason
Mr. Cook
Messrs. Bauer
Milner
Oliphant
Pratt
Thomas Milner
Basil Deering
Frank Bauer
Leroy Cook
Mason
Duncan
Elliot & Whittier Sell 40 Washington Ave Property
Elliot and Whittier sold the property at 40 Washington Avenue in Boston to Mr. Henri A Sevigne of Winthrop for Frank L Cook 6 Boston. The parcel covers 6784 square feet with an eleven room house, assessed at 6700. The buyer intends occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot & Whittier
Frank L. Cook
Boston
Washington Avenue
Henri. A. Sevigne
Winthrop
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An old newspaper ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh, claiming a constitutional cure taken internally that reaches blood and mucous surfaces. The ad promises one hundred dollar rewards for failed cures and requests testimonials, citing F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as the makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
The Gentle Cynic
The man who preaches nothing is impossible would eat an onion and try to avoid it. The only time to size up a man is when he thinks no one is watching him. Do not jump to conclusions. Many a man has sustained a compound fracture of reputation that way.
Factoids From The Nation And World In Brief
Half of New York girls aged sixteen to twenty work for wages. Messina Sicily to manufacture acids. Sicilian fruit growers fund venture. Copra oil replacing animal fats in European artificial butters. Lima aviation school planned. U S government appropriates 24835 dollars annually for maintenance. Japanese capitalists start egg product plant at Tsingtao. Swiss dairy breeders drop oil cake feeding. Electrical industry income rivals U S government annual outlays. U S lighthouse service installs radio at Cape St Elids Alaska with calls NLQ.
Worldly Wisdom in a Hardboiled Prose Poem
A compact moral medley contrasts wisdom with goodness and warns about vanity praise. It jabs at cleverness as vanity and mocks sugarcoated lives while affirming virtue over ornament and the seductive pull of mystery, especially in relation to women.
Public sentiment on cost of living and enlistment effort
A wartime column questions patriotic duty and home front responsibility. It mocks consumers who justify purchases, notes spouses buying hats vs. men buying them, and asks why some never stay home to visit friends. It comments on marriage licenses and the high cost of living as a social irritant.
Quaker Quips urges immediate enlistment and bold duty
The piece promotes taking action for national needs, urging men to do their part without hesitation. It emphasizes duty and resolve, noting that plain obligation becomes more appealing when presented proudly and that few people seek to contribute more than required.
Man who marries for money ceases to dictate to stenographer
A Philadelphia Record aphorism notes a husband who marries for money tends to lose control in domestic life, quipping that such unions affect affection and authority in the home.
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C.oad
Isis
Philadelphia Record
Also Mentioned on This Page
Totman & Ham
B. F. Keith
Winthrop Public Library
Frost Library
New Books
Bolton Hall
Home Guard
Charles J. Dieges
United States
U. S. Army
Yates Sterling
Richard C. Cabot
Rabindranath Tagore
Leonard Wood
Isaach, Marcosson
Ervin S. Cobb
Mio
Arthur Gleason
Aly
Ats Maes
Ateenaiay Powell
Canada
Flanders
Max Aitken
Russia
W. &. Walling
Roger Batehelder
Aurora
Gertrude Hall
Belloc Lowndes
Arcady
Francis
Ernest Poole
Pippin
Laura E. Richards
Shoe
Suburban Gas & Electric CO
C. F. Chisholm
New York State
Messina
Sicily
Europe
Lima
Peru
Tsingtao
Ching
France
United States Lighthouse Service
Cape St. Elids
Alaska
NLQ
Pilgrim Laundry
Allerton St
Rox
East Boston Savings Bank
Ainsley R. Hooper
Meridian Street
M. I. Grimes & CO
Tel
Oufice
Mystery
Woman
Virtue
KODAK
Kodaks
Kilburn C. Brown
Rexall Drug Store
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