Scarsdale Inquirer publication details and contact
Entered as second class matter November 18 1919 at Scarsdale Post Office under the act of 1879. Published Saturdays by Scarsdale Woman's Club Publications Inc with president secretary treasurer editor and rates listed. Communications must reach the office by Wednesday afternoon for insertion.
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Scarsdale
N. Y
Scarsdale Woman's Club Publications, Inc
F. H. Bethell
James H. Purdy, Jr
Martina Coman
The
Scarsdale Inquirer
Road safety push urged to cut Westchester crashes
An editorial urges careful driving and warns against reckless behavior on Westchester roads. It notes dangers from tired, drunk, and inexperienced drivers and calls for a continuing safety campaign funded at 50 000 dollars as traffic increases ahead of the Bronx River Parkway opening in August.
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Public Safety Bureau
Westchester County
Bronx River Parkway
Westchester
Rabies Concerns Addressed By Dr Bruce Blair Letter
H G Outwater letters the editor disputing an Inquirer report that his dog was under observation for rabies. He cites that the dog is healthy and confined only by village ordinance, notes rabies disease facts from Dr Bruce Blair, and supports municipal seizure of stray dogs to prevent risk.
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The
Inquirer
the Inquirer
Steins
Carter
Ryan
Bruce Blair
Iit
Blair
Scarsdale
Westchester County
Remembering Daniel Tompkins Birthday in Scarsdale
On a sunlit morning the author recalls Daniel Tompkins born June 21 1774 a long time governor of New York and the sixth vice president of the United States. A wagon drum and banners mark a local celebration as residents ponder his legacy.
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Daniel Tompkins
United States
Scarsdale
New York
New Lands Rise From The Book Of The Damned
Jane Cornell reflects on Charles Fort and his work The Book Of The Damned, noting its influence, obscure origins, and a new companion work. She discusses Forts ideas on cognatic science and dramatic meteor showings linked to shifting constellations, including Leo Lyra and Andromeda.
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Charles Fort
Hector
Barbara
Fort and Fairies in the Sky A Charles Fort Sketch
The piece reviews Booth Tarkington’s introduction to a Fortian cosmos as it argues stars are openings in a shell and that Moon lunarians and near New Lands may communicate with us. It notes Fort’s vivid lunar visions, meteor theories, and the claim that adventure outstrips science yet remains romantically strange.
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Booth Tarkington
Mr. Fort
Charles Fort
Linné
Memorial Stone Erected On Post Road In Scarsdale
An inscription near Fox Meadows remembers a native son and marks a historic day for local youth. The article notes the significance for the younger generation and the village memory in Scarsdale.
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Fox Meadows
Scarsdale
Kennel Mixup Prompts Dry Dock Complaint
A subscriber miscommunicates while requesting Kennel Canal 4000 then corrects to Dry Dock, leaving an operator puzzled by a kennel without a dog in a telephone review context. The exchange highlights misheard terms and potential call handling confusion.
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Scarsdale Supply CO
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