Diphtheria closes Iona and Lebanon area schools
The state diphtheria outbreak led to the closure of two schools at Iona two miles from Lebanon and the United Brethren church. Other notes include pension grants to Mrs. Hannah Cooper of Carlisle, record fish catches by John Probst, large crop yields from P. L. Bergerstock, pheasants released near Myerstown, and a Steelton man who has never shaved.
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Iona
Lebanon
United Brethren Church
Hannah Cooper
Carlisle
Berwick
John Probst
Besch Haven
Susquehanna
J. S. Pepperman
Linden
Federal
Department of Agriculture
P. L. Bergerstock
Pottsgrove
H. D. Miller
Frank Kapp
Doector
Myerstown
Charles B. Hinkle
Steelton
Mr. Hinkle
Hinkle
Knickerbockers
Margaret Louden Bell
Newport
Cumberland County
Archibald Leuden
Hogestown
Perry County
The Astrologer and the Rose Topazes Mystery
Kent confronts an astrologer in a cliffside encounter over a lost jewelry set of rose topazes. A bystander, Preston Jax, defends the accused thief as the examiner presses for full details. A clue emerges from a black cloth patch with a star, hinting at Hawkkill cliffs and a chase to uncover the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Preston Jax
Hawkkill
Master of Stars
Astraea
The Kent That Broke Up the Circles of Spiritism
Preston Jax chronicles a con game built around astrology, revealing a plot by Astraea to lure Kent into a dangerous alliance. Kent recalls the moonlit meeting with Astraea, the coded letters, and a planned elopement by sea, with tension mounting as truth and motive unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Kent
Starmaster
Kent
Spiritism
Preston Jax
Astraea
Irene
Boston
Rene
Hermannip
Hermann
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Rexall
Lewis N. Moyer
Secret of
Lonesome Cove
Samuel Hopkins Adams
The
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Jax
Martindale Center
Mrs. Blair
Marjorie Blair
John Preston
Carr's Junction
Master of the Stars
Sol