Scarsdale Inquirer Policy and Contact Details
The Scarsdale Inquirer is published each Saturday by the Scarsdale Woman's Club Publications Inc. The office is Wayside Inn on the Post Road. Communications reach the office by Wednesday afternoon. Subscription is $3 per year, ten cents per copy. Advertising rates are 60 cents a column inch, contract 50 cents for eight or more insertions.
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Scarsdale Woman's Club Publications
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Radio Fund Aids Grasslands County Hospital Appeal
Grasslands County Hospital seeks 5000 to install a central radio system with bedside plug ins and ear phones for 200 patients. The county wide appeal, aided by the Committee of One Hundred and Westchester groups, aims to ease boredom for tubercular and chronic patients at Grasslands near Valhalla and extend sets to East View and other institutions.
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Grasslands County Hospital
Valhalla
One Hundred
Scarsdale
East View
Social Service Welfare
Westchester Tuberculosis Committee
Johnny Chuck
Littlé Joe Mud’ Turtle
S. W. Silverthorne
Hartsdale
LeRoy Brewster
Edgemont Road
Bronx River Parkway Commission Ends its Era
The Bronx River Parkway Commission dissolves this month after curbing The Raging Broncks as described by a British general. The article recounts the river’s industrial rise, pollution, and a century of reform, ending with a tribute to the commission and its lasting parkway system.
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Bronx River Parkway Commission
Chatterton Heights
White Plains
Bronx
Westchester County
Bronx River
Woodlawn Station
Bronxville
Tuckahoe
Scarsdale
Parkway Lake
Morris Estate
Popham's Mill
Hartsdale
Hudson River
Woodland Place
Bronx Park Lakes
New York City
Bronx Park
Mount Vernon
Bronx Valley
North White Plains
Hudson
Spuyten Duyvil
We Go to Cabarets Defend Youthful Social Taste
Jane Cornell presents Ellin Mackay argument that the Younger Set favors cabarets not for promiscuity but for shared conversation with chosen friends. The piece critiques elder society’s exclusive parties and contrasts stylish debuts with accessible social scenes. It closes with a humorous verse by Helen F. More crediting William Dawes alongside Paul Revere.
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the New Yorker
Social Register
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South
New York
Brooklyn
Longfellow
William Dawes
Paul Revere
Dawes
Revere
Helen F. More
My Name Was Dawes and Not Revere
A wandering shade laments fame denied noting that history favors Paul Revere while Dawes rode earlier. The piece reads like a poetic reminiscence on historical anonymity and pride in a quieter hero.
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Gray
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G. K. Chesterton
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Harper Method
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Grove Street
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