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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1925
Page
4
A United States Bureau of Standards survey shows marble expands when heated and retains part of that expansion when cooled. The findings challenge the belief that stone returns to original dimensions, explaining warped marble headstones and other irregularities across seasons.
Rev Campbell a Washington carpenter spent fifteen years crafting what he calls the finest inlaid table in the country. The top measures 82 by 96 inches and holds 10,080 wood pieces, all distinct and from varied trees. Wood from the United States, Canada, Mexico, and specimens from South America to Europe are represented. The middle block covers 1% square inches and contains 400 small pieces.
Hastings hosts a model home opening in a sun room festival with John Lieb of New York Edison leading a panel that includes Cornelius A. Pugsley of Peekskill and Thomas F. Reynolds of Hastings. Speakers praise the home built by Herring Realty Co and funded by the Westchester Lighting and Bankers associations. The event highlights historic relics and labor saving devices, with officials noting Hastings growth and low tax assessments. The exhibit runs through June with flood lighting at night.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keys of Broadway is in Dobbs Ferry hospital for a few days following ankle surgery and hopes to return home on Saturday. Mrs. Howard Keeler of Buena Vista Drive entertained friends for bridge and tea Wednesday with attendees including Mrs. G. Thoesen and Miss Helen Reynolds among others.
Atlanta enacts a city air speed ordinance with fines up to 30 dollars for reckless aviators near tall structures or improper advertising. Police struggle to enforce it as rapid Lizzie planes zip through traffic at 25 mph, making pursuit dangerous and impractical in downtown crowds.
Paris reports France may need 100000 jobs and several months of campaigning in Morocco to subdue Ritts, while other cities note infant mortality differences, a chocolate maker's death, a mayoral resignation, a storm-damaged airfield, and Arctic explorers delaying their North Pole crossing due to harsh weather.
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