Dressing for Comfort: Stylish Clothes for Every Day
The article promotes dressing with a priority on comfort and style. It highlights a large stock of garments suitable for daily wear and emphasizes practical, fashionable options.
05 Jan 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1905
Page
1
The article promotes dressing with a priority on comfort and style. It highlights a large stock of garments suitable for daily wear and emphasizes practical, fashionable options.
A page lists upcoming events in Scarsdale for January 1908 including a fire company meeting on January 8, a Scarsdale Town Board and Health Board meeting on January 7, the last day for bills to be presented to the Greenburgh Town Board on January 9, a voters meeting for School District No. 1 on January 10, and New Year’s Day on January 1.
A passenger with a watch chain and eyeglass remarks that the village looks unchanged in twenty years. A native smoke-chews, noting the town remains the same despite the arrival of the Wanderer on the Anghie.
In a California town a flourishing journal editor asked for wedding details the day after a ceremony. The bride's mother interrupted and objected, saying he should have come for scraps, revealing the humorous scene of the post wedding routine.
The article reprints a map and corrections for the lower end of Scarsdale School District. It notes 18 pupils from the northern end ride the stage to school. Christmas exercises at the Scarsdale Congregational Sunday school featured decoration, a large electric lighted tree, a bell drill, recitations by Charley Losee and Miss Betts, shadow pictures, and Santa Claus distributing presents and candy.
The Inquirer invites letters from readers on topics of local public interest. All letters must be signed, but signatures may be withheld upon request. No slanderous content will be published, and editorial positions need not align with the paper. Readers are urged to freely express opinions.
Miss Louise Ericason hosted a White Plains party on New Year’s Eve. Guests enjoyed games dancing and singing as bells horns and voices rang out at midnight to welcome the new year.
Scarsdale Board of Health resolutions declare White Plains sewerage disposal works a nuisance and demand abatement by December 15 1904. The state health commissioner forwarded copies to White Plains with a request for action, but White Plains has not yet replied.
County observers report Westchester spent over 94000 last year for aiding the poor while Hudson River navigation near Newburgh remains halted. New Rochelle discussions include public interests and sidewalk cleanups. A monument for the Battle of White Plains is proposed with a 26000 appropriation by the Board of Supervisors.
The first blizzard of 1905 hits town with damp mist, falling temperatures, and rising wind. Snow turns to hail then heavy snowfall as trains run slowly and many residents face grounding storms.
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