Remainder of Local Paper Sold At Various Stands
Copies of this paper, at a conte each, are on sale at multiple listings including A. T. Bangness opposite Highland Station Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Depot Boston, Winthrop Beach News Co. opposite Beach station, J. H. Totman's News Agency Jefferson and Winthrop Streets, Brown's Pharmacy Wadsworth Block Centre, W. B. Thayer Ocean Spray Pharmacy Ocean Spray, Elizabeth Rippay variety store opposite Centre Station, and at the office of publication Lewis Block Washington Ave.
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A. T. Bangness
Highland Station
Boston
Revere Beach
Lynn Depot
J. H. Totman
Jefferson and
Winthrop Streets
Brown's Pharmacy
Wadsworth Block
Centre
W. B. Thayer
Ocean Spray
Elizabeth Rippay
Variety Store
Centre Station
Lewis Block
Washington Ave
Nance O’Neil to Debut at Keith’s Boston in Vaudeville
Next Monday the renowned actress Nance O’Neil opens at Keith’s Theatre Boston with McKee Rankin’s company in a condensed The Jewess including the famous curse scene. The engagement lasts one week featuring Dailey and company trolley car sketches and European acts Kitty Traney the Five Madcaps and the Rigoletto Brothers.
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Boston
Keith's
Nance O’neil
McKee Rankin
Mises O'Neil
the Jewess
Miss O’neil
Robert Dailey
Magee Cooking Range Prize Found At Brockton Fair
Visitors flocked to the Brockton fair to watch Magee Furnace Co. launch a kite that released envelopes. One prize envelope was found by J. P. Pulsifer of Natick Mass and presented at the Magee booth. The envelope granted him a Magee Cooking Range, a memory he will treasure lifelong.
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Magee Furnace Co
Magee
J. P. Pulsifer
Natick, Mass
Pulsifer
Trolley Cars Must be Warm
The railroad commissioners order street railway companies to heat box cars during the heating season from October 15 to April 5. Cars must be heated to 40 to 60 degrees above outside temperatures when the air is below 40 degrees. Exemptions apply during storms accidents or other controlled emergencies not caused by negligence.
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The
Commonwealth
A Singular Calculation on Earth Lifting By Steam Power
A scientist estimates that lifting the earth a foot would need a 10 000 horsepower engine for 70 billion years and would require 10 quintillion gallons of water per hour to do the work. The figures claim enough steam to cover the globe to 3800 feet and coal to load 200 quintillion ton cars.
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Mississippi
Dr Whitaker Outlines Pure Milk Standards For Dairymen
Dr Whitaker lectured before dairymen and physicians at Asheville city hall on modern pure milk. He warned that old ideas of purity fail if contamination risks from air and germs are not controlled. Emphasis on clean stables sterile utensils and rapid cooling. government score cards for plant evaluation discussed. audience honored speaker and agriculture department.
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Asheville
Charles Waddell
Boston Coast Artillery Records High Gun Accuracy
Boston harbor artillery achieved 100 percent scores with 10 and 12 inch guns in target practice. Officials say Boston defenses outperform other seacoast forts, enhancing city security. The War Department seeks about 1 million dollars for electrical plants and 20 thousand for searchlights to complete Taft board recommendations.
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Coast Artillery
Boston
War Department
Boston Harbor
Taft Board
Local real estate transfers and ads in brief
A reel of small money trades lists transfers of property between individuals on streets named Neptune Crest Winthrop Linden Main Bowdoin Thornton Bartlett and more. The column ends with a want ad pitch noting the cost of 25 cents for a want ad in this paper.
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Nancy E. Buck
Martha W. Williams
Neptune and
Crest Avenues
Simon Aronson
Mary O. Buss
Winthrop Street
George P. Prior
Washington Avenue
Elizabeth L. Tewksbury
Alice W. Hall
Not
Linden
W. Peter Healy
Ellen Collins
Main
Beal
Susan H. Aldrich
Margaret M. Brown
Grovers Avenue
W. St John McNaught
Prospect
Faun Bar
William H. Stimpson
Mary VU. Joy
Charles F. Hargrave
Charles Vessey
Corn Street
Winthrop Associates
Victoria A. Paggi
Pleasant Park Road
Almon E. Whittemore
Mary E. — Blandford
Bartlett Road
Greater Boston League Scores and Local Post Office Letters
In the Greater Boston bowling league last week the Constitutions won three straight at Iron Alleys. Also, the Winthrop post office lists letters for the week ending October 12 including J Alden Miss F Avery Arthur Brown and others.
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Greater Boston
Pin Boys
Constitutions
Winthrop
East Boston Leader Named District Deputy of Knights
Joseph J. Murley of East Boston was appointed district deputy for Knights of Columbus councils in Chelsea East Boston Everett Winthrop and Maplewood.
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Knights of Columbus
Joseph J. Murley
East Boston
Chelsea
Everett
Winthrop and
Maplewood
A French mystic links compass points to health
A quaint theory asserts that four compass points affect well being. Traveling west causes melancholy while east brings cheer, south induces lassitude, and north brings calm. Positive electrical waves are received when facing north or east, with sleep supposedly improved when the bed’s foot points north or east.
Mansfield and the bass drum critique
Richard Mansfield, a Boston reporter and later musical critic, earned notice for a long critique of the bass drum's dynamic value. The Washington Herald notes his decisive stance, rooted in his musician father background, as professional mockery met his pointed defense. The passage cites Mansfield alongside Lambs club wits Jack Barrymore and Wilton Lackaye in searing literary quips from New York World.
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Mansfield
Richard Mansfield
Boston
Washington Herald
Jack Barrymore
Wilton Lackaye
Lambs
New ‘York
Imperturbable Man Harassed by Two Street Arabs in Dublin
A man walked from Westmoreland Street to the General Post Office behind two boys who begged for his cigar butt. They shouted for it but he showed no reaction, then mocked the youths who called him greedy.
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Westmoreland Street
Dublin
O'Connell Bridge
General Post Office
London Standard
Reflection on worry and mental resilience by George Harvey
The passage notes that misery seeks company, yet most people are normal and respond to clear skies with cheer while clouds bring worry. It argues worry is harmless fear and can be treated mentally to overcome it, echoing George Harvey's view in the North American Review.
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George Harvey
North American Review
Vernet’s Sketch Price Lesson From Veteran Tale
An art critic recalls Horace Vernet at peak fame when a grizzled veteran asked for a portrait for his son. Vernet asked payment, the veteran offered S francs and a half, and the artist quickly drew a fine sketch. The veteran left proudly, muttering he could have paid a franc less if he had bargained.
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Horace Vernet
Vernet
Got What He Wanted Hunter and Panther Tale
A lecturer tells a tale of a hunter and a panther choosing to pursue their own goals. The hunter seeks a fur overcoat and the panther seeks a dinner. In the wood the hunter shoots at the panther, the panther dodges and then kills the hunter, each getting what they wanted.
Harrow boy’s dream becomes Dr Parr’s famed coach four
A Harrow pupil born to a poor tradesman faced taunts about his family. He vowed to ride in a coach and four before dying. Years later that dream and poverty faded as he rose to become Dr Parr, renowned as the era’s greatest scholar, known for his preferred coach and four.
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Harrow School
Harrow
Dr. Parr
London Mail
Baby talks and hairpins spark family quips
A playful exchange from Yonkers Statesman and Chicago News centers on a baby’s first words and a mother’s bold hairpin remark. Mrs Proud’s mock critique of Myrtle’s essay hints at gossip about manners and a comic domestic scene.
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Mrs. Proud
Myrtle
Mr. Proud
Chicago News
Professor Falls Downstairs Wonders About Noise
A New Orleans professor, startled by a fall, rises and muses aloud about the noise he heard, adding a reflective remark in the Times-Democrat item.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Applause Matters Says John Son Quote
A lone person’s applause is portrayed as of great consequence in a brief quotation attributed to John son, emphasizing the impact of individual acknowledgment.
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Johnson
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Keith's Theatre
Big Gun
Winthrop Real Estate
Greater
J. Alden
F. W. Avery
Arthur Brown
Hanna Bengstorm
Elizabeth Barrow
C. L. Barrow Harry OC. Burgess
Barton S. Clark
J. R. Currier
Mary Bils
M. A. Furness
Frederick W. Files
Wm. A. Flinn
Katie Gunning
A. H. Hoot
Florence Hogdon
E G. Higgins
Charles Hazeltine
H. E. Hill
Robert D. Holt
M Harrington
Rosa Johnson
Winthrop Alleys
Cobarn
O'Brien Rouse
Winthrop II
I Britt
Leming
Ewksbary
Millen
Vernet and
the Veteran
the Hunter
Mr. Bacon
Yonkers Statesman
Alfred Tewksbury & Co
Herrick’s
Educato
Golden Rule
Beacon Falls
Wadsworth
Wissner, Shhoninger, Krell
Ludwig
Winter
Schubert, Shultz and
Cote
Blake's Piano
Washington St
McNeil Bros
Crawford Range
Winthrop, Mass
Chas. F. Totten
Winthrop Beach, Mass
Frank P. Anthony
North Centre Street
Sargent St., Winthrop
T. J. Mahaney
Carpenter and
Court Road
Floyd & Tucker
Notary Public Justice OF the Peace
Massachusetts Wharf Coal Company
School Street
City Hall
See
Mintgron Centre
Winthrop Sun & Visiton
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