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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
5
New York Clergyman Faces Hat Question in Church
A New York clergyman was asked by a congregant to urge women to remove hats in church. He sought Rev. Dr. Grass’s sentiment before reporting back. The note hints at a stance on hat etiquette within church services and reflects social debate of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeey
New York
Grass
Paul
Scarsdale Mail Schedule With Close Times
The schedule lists South mails at 7.13, 8.35, 10.50, 4.05, 6.12 AM PM and North mails at 6.33, 6.51, 9.14, 11.55 AM, 2.21, 3.59, 6.12 PM. Mails close twenty minutes before their scheduled times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
South
Night Clerk Nervous After Strange Tale
A thin man at the hotel desk recalls "weird tales" told at night. He remarks the job has drawbacks yet notes many people around and a cat story slitting a bed foot as he watches the lobby bustle with about 600 men nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Questa
Southern Lady Blamed In Strange Drinking Incident
Fragmentary report notes a southern woman involved in an unusual drinking scene as authorities investigate the unclear sequence of events. Limited legible details point to a perplexing social mishap with questions about responsibility.
Modesty and social codes in public behavior
The piece argues modesty stems from consciousness and social norms, noting men avoid revealing dress even in private settings while women face stricter expectations in mixed company. It contends a woman’s modesty is partly protective and partly bound to what is considered appropriate.
Fox and Bear Tale Ends With Fox’s Clever Escape
An unclear fox and bear outing ends with the fox outsmarting the bear after an abrupt bucket switch, leaving the bear with the shorter end of a split container.
Sugar origins and a Napoleonic centenary misreadings
The text recalls Bohemia sugar making from maple and dextrose crystallization abroad, noting the 1810 Bret leaf of beat eager presented to Napoleon and France marking a centenary celebration. It mentions the OD boot sugar industry and a snail metaphor for the market outcome as events stretched over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tries
Bohemia
Napoless
France
Fragmentary plea on love and duty in old text
A terse, archaic sounding plea asks for generous, ungrudging love while warning against denying or regretting. The speaker urges the beloved to focus on loving rather than resisting emotion, framed as a personal vow.
Lighthouse deaths of migrating birds across Brittany and Normandy
A distressed report notes that Belle Île and other lighthouses along Brittany kill thousands of birds each migration season. It cites 3,200 birds killed at one location and estimates around 700 in another, including curlews, thrushes, snipes, starlings, woodcocks, sparrows, and quails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Île
Brittany
Piller
Normandy
Surgery in Ancient Times and Early Neurosurgery
The text notes trepanning as one of the oldest operations. It cites Hippocrates for skull fracture treatment and relief of brain pressure by removing a bone fragment. It mentions contemporaries using a file for similar procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thare
Hippocrates
Untitled Artof Natal Benchwork Specimens
Fragmentary note praises the natal period pistons and benchwork as very beautiful specimens, comparing them to perfect prints and highlighting craftsmanship.
Man of Nebraska Laments Loss of Three Wives
In a Nebraska town a man, long noted for misfortune, grieves the death of three wives buried by elders. The article sketches his prolonged sorrow and the town’s reflection on his fate and endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Eld
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