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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1925

Page

3

Camp Activities at Croton Point Park Impressive

The Recreation Camp at Croton Point Park runs in August with 150 girls registered. In July 196 boys attended and gained 3 to 5 pounds on average. Most boys learned to swim and new strokes under the athletic director. 14 earned camp letters. Programs include swimming, track, baseball, basketball, volley ball, paddle tennis, hiking, and group games plus craft, nature study, toy making and a small nature museum. Some girl vacancies remain for the last two weeks of August. contact Chester Geppert Marsh, County Director of Recreation, 617 Court House, White Plains, N Y.

Chester Geppert Marsh Court House White Plains Nee

Prison Industries Reorganization Discussed by Thirty Organizations

Adolph Lewisohn hosted representatives from thirty bodies at the Bankers' Club luncheon to review New York State prison industries reform. Robert T. Kent reported wage incentives boosted production, aligning some departments with outside shops and aiming to fund administration from prison output.

Adolph Lewisohn Bankers’ Club State of New York Lewisohn Scarsdale Herbert Shonk Robert T. Kent Kent

New Thermometer Records Extreme Low of 380 Degrees Below Zero

A newly developed thermometer registers temperatures as low as 380 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. The device demonstrates remarkable cold tolerance, enabling precise readings in ultra cold environments for scientific use.

Superstitions Dying Among Deep Sea Sailors

Rex Clements notes fading old sea beliefs from Russian Finns and clergymen aboard ships to whistling bringing wind and whales spouting. He recalls rituals like nailing a shark’s tail to the bowsprit or moving it to the boom end to influence breezes and avert dead muz zlers.

Rex Clements

Parks Spend Plans Reach Twenty-One Million Over Three Years

The commission outlines a park centered growth plan totaling 21.98 million over three years, linking park investment to county urban development and coordinated street and community projects. It cites Rye Beach as evidence that delaying park land purchases raises costs and reduces value. The report notes early advocacy in 1900 with Rye Beach and Oakland lands facing debate and cost estimates for 135 acres.

Westchester Rye Beach Oakland Rye Beaches Forest Avenue

William Woodward Laird Estate Claims Notice

Notice is given by executors Jenny Laird and Bertha Rosenfield under Surrogate George A. Slater to all claimants against William Woodward Laird late of Westchester County to present claims with vouchers by October 5, 1925 at Townsend & Gutterman 45 Cedar Street Manhattan New York City. Executors’ attorneys Townsend & Guiterman.

Laird William Woodward George A. Slater County of Westchester William Woodward Laird Townsend & Gutterman Cedar Street Borough of Manhattan City of New York State of New York

William Morris Quote on Home Use and Beauty

A concise message notes William Morris urges only keeping items at home that are useful or beautiful, guiding minimalism and intentional living. The quote emphasizes discerning possession and intentional choices for living spaces.

William Morris

Land Purchase Estimate for 54 Acres in 1925

A 1925 estimate places the cost of acquiring fifty four acres of the same land at two million five hundred thousand dollars, following authorization by the Board of Supervisors.

Board of Supervisors

Push carts supply eleven percent of New York produce

The report notes that eleven per cent of the fruits and vegetables sold to New York City come through push carts, indicating a notable share of street trading in the city’s produce market.

New York City

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Camp Waymore Herbert Lakin Sherbrook Road Woman's Club White Plains Hospital Inquirer Harold P. Hyatt Spin McKeel Croton Point Croton Point Park Mr. Kent Vail & Company N. E. Vail & Company, Inc First National Bank Mt. Vernon N. Y Tel Oakwood Pierce White Plains Motor Service, Inc Martine H. A. Plassmann Orient Luikert’s Tuckahoe and Frank Kusner Consult Elizabeth Nash East Parkway Station Park Hartsdale Lexington Cor Lexington Avenue White Plains, N. Y W. P Scarsdale Avenue Scarsdale Tel Westchester Lighting Company WM. Brunneman THE Scarsdale Supply CO Garth Road Scarsdale, N. Y Fowler & Sflars White Plains Hardware
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