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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
5
Public notice posted at the Ale New York Post Office under the 1879 act announces a matter dated November 18 1919. The brief item cites postal regulation and official action affecting local mail service.
The article outlines the Scarsdale Parent Teacher Association as a bridge between home and school, detailing open meetings, musical programs, child study classes, and group meetings in classrooms. It notes 1924 25 membership of over 600 and invites any interested resident to join.
Open letter from Henry T. Price of Mamaroneck to W Everit Macy of Scarborough on the Westchester County Charter. Price argues the charter risks eliminating the Board of Supervisors and village governments within ten years, risking voters' rights per the enabling act Section 26.
Mrs Arthur Myles of Mamaroneck Avenue won the Class B golf event at Scarsdale Golf Club on Tuesday, securing the top prize.
Herbert McKennis of Hartsdale, an executive committee member of the Home Rule Association, opposes adopting a proposed county charter in a Westchester League of Women Voters debate with William D. Cameron of the Tuckahoe Board of Supervisors. He praises twenty years of good roads, sewers and parks and argues the American system is representative while the charter would concentrate power.
Dr. William Otis Cauldwell of Lincoln School urged change in subject focus and emphasized four principles of modern education. He noted rising costs and improved pupil proficiency, arguing learning should be engaging, socially oriented, and oriented toward life, with creative capacity expressed.
Readers react to a limerick contest begun last week with verse dedicated to Horatio by a Scarsdalian using the same razor blade for twenty years. The exchange includes witty verses about Jane and Cravath and reflects adult vs youth perspectives on leadership and guidance.
A column explores the fascination with youthful excess and the trivial details of neighbors. The writer notes music film and theater drive youth culture, defends tolerating aging, and invites readers to contribute oddities from their own circles.
A reader shares a quirky note about twenty years of reuse for a common pin paper and a Scotch in-law holding a Glasgow shipyard shilling. Rhymes and limericks arrive as Jane Cornell writes daily to please readers and keep the column lively.
The History Section of the Scarsdale Woman's Club will not meet on Monday October 12. Members are asked to convene at two o'clock on October 19 at the home of Mrs. W. H. Haskell on Tuckahoe road in Edgemont.
In many Italian villages residents take dough to the village bakery for baking as few homes keep fires burning. The practice highlights reliance on shared ovens and communal routines in rural life.
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