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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1925

Page

8

Travelers and residents share news of trips and sightings

The column lists numerous residents returning from travel to Europe and the Adirondacks, visits with friends in Short Beach Connecticut, and moves or plans to move in New York City and surrounding towns. It also notes a bag thief story and police remarks on pickpockets and traveler safety.

Henry Zuckerman Drake Road Charles F. Quincey New York City

World's Best Policed Acre at Grand Central Terminal

In Grand Central Terminal the area is dubbed the best policed acre of the world. Captain Charles Stein commands a specialized force that protects travelers from bag thieves and pickpockets. Stein describes the challenges of identifying bag thefts and the psychology of criminals, noting officers must shadow and watch suspects to recapture stolen bags.

Captain Stein Grand Central Terminal Mann Hatton New York Evening Post Charles Stein Gaynor Mott Haven

High Postal Rates May Reduce U S Mail

Testimony from Hough and Fort Worthman on postal cost pressures cites rising private delivery use in Texas. They state newspaper mail volumes declined over three years as private conveyances grew, with express carriers undercutting postal rates and rural routes causing double tolls on Sundays and selective star routes delivering only first class mail.

Hough Fort

First Gypsy Moths Found in Scarsdale on Two Swiss Pines

The Conservation Commission reports the gypsy moth, a destructive forest pest, found in Scarsdale on two Swiss pines. The ongoing two year campaign notes its spread to Washington, Rensselaer, Columbia and Dutchess counties and parts of Long Island, with thirty colonies identified so far.

Hudson Valley The Conservation Commission Scarsdale South Pearl Street Albany N. Y New York State Washington Rensselaer Columbia Dutchess Long Island

Wood polishing used in high grade Swiss and French watches

Rotten wood is employed in the polishing of the finest Swiss and French watch parts to achieve a superior finish. The odd material choice highlights traditional craft practices in precision timekeeping.

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