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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1925
Page
3
High school students in Trenton select Charles J. Finger as their Guardian praising his Tales from Silver Lands. In All's Well Finger urges youth to seek lightness humor self discipline courage and a zest for life with noble aims and good manners.
Christopher Morley presents a cheerful collection titled Two Fables. The book pairs amiable tales that celebrate wit and virtue with bright, accessible language. The compact volume aims for broad reader appeal and gentle moral warmth.
Alfred de Musset and Wilhelm Hauff are linked by a dedication to Willy Schroder a 24 year old German POW buried in Normandy A plain cross marks his grave between Danville and Granville Morley notes the shared sentiment of easing fears through French and German fairy tales and hopes more writers follow this example
Real estate activity includes a Yonkers builder erecting a home for occupancy and selling adjoining lot to Charles T. Croucher. A brick colonial on Brewster road Greenacres goes to Charles H. Jacob of New York City, with a Murray Hill plot in Scarsdale Estates to Eisner Stevens Co. Prince & Ripley sell a Greenacres Avenue house to J. A. Lenhardt and a Scarsdale half-acre to Owarr Mylin of New York City. Fox Meadow Estates nets two half-acre plots on Wayside Lane to A Louise Johnson and Ole Jacobson, with Johnson & Eggert as brokers. Johnson also buys a half acre on Cohawney Road abutting her Fenimore Road home. W Perry Johnston is the broker.
The Robert E. Farley Organization sold a Green Knolls development plot in Scarsdale to Harry M. Williams. The deal transfers ownership of the noted parcel within the Scarsdale Estates project.
A study finds seeds exposed to moonlight sprout more quickly than those kept in darkness. Researchers observed accelerated germination in moonlit conditions, suggesting lunar light may influence early plant development.
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