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Newspaper
Winthrop Sun And Visitor
Location
Winthrop, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
8
Grace D. Goodwin reflects on marriage as a shared journey of patience, charity, faith, and hope. Partners must provide and protect yet value a full heart, with the wife managing home life and both spouses sharing joys, sorrows, and resources to strengthen their union.
A column offers practical beauty and home care advice from skincare to mascara, burns treatment, ink stain removal, and preserving ice water upstairs with a newspaper rolled cloak. It notes facial grooming, lash care with vaseline, and thrifty uses of daily papers in households.
The text argues that proper paper and printing elevate a business message. It emphasizes not using wrapping paper for bills or announcements, warning that customers see such material as cheap. The passage asserts the printing business should serve the public with quality design and presentation.
The firm advertises reliable printing services for all orders, large or small, with a modern setup and a wide range of new and attractive materials.
The Woman's Howe Missionary Society of the First M E Church held its annual mite-box opening in Social Hall after a church renovation. Mrs. E H. Leonard chaired, Mrs. I Hall led the program, stories from mite-box experiences were shared, and the collection totaled 42 dollars. Delegates to the N E conference were elected, and plans for future events included an April 2 meeting and a Boston anniversary observance.
Mrs. Sarah K Seymour died at 3 30 Monday morning after failing Friday night. Born in Brandon Vermont she was nearly 77 years old. She married Rev John Seymour 53 years ago and lived in Winthrop at the De Cane. Her husband served as a pastor in Cleveland and as secretary of the Presbyterian Sunday School and Publishing Society for Ohio. Interment followed in Cleveland. Their son George E Seymour resides in Plymouth New Hampshire. Bennison arranged the services.
Funeral services for Henry J. Schell former superintendent of the United States Contracting Department were held at St John Episcopal Church on Sunday afternoon. He was killed Thursday evening at Winthrop Highlands station. Columbus Lodge of Masons sent a delegation and six pallbearers attended. Large floral tributes came from friends and relatives. Remains laid to rest in Winthrop Cemetery with Mr and Mrs Bennison in charge of the rites. The Winthrop Sun and Visitor advertised subscriptions at two dollars a year.
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