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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1915

Page

3

Spawns of Bucks County Hunters and Local Oddities

A roundup of small town exploits and curios from Pennsylvania. Charles Plaumiller seeks a record pike in Swatara creek, while Bucks County men net forty pheasants and fifty rabbits on a Wayne county hunting trip. A Beaverdale wild cat near Red Bridge measures three feet three inches. A Reading wife departs, taking furniture, prompting a divorce suit. Christmas charity plans unfold in Wyoming Valley as Elks prepare aid for needy children. Bucks County prison houses forty inmates, all male, busy at sauerkraut making. Latimer threats prompt Salvadore Gulian’s illness. An undertaker faces awkward burial requests for dying twins. Turkey and pheasant hunts yield sizable catches in Centre County. A new hatchery near Pleasant Gap nears completion with numerous troughs. Corsica’s Burgess laments local licensing politics in Jefferson County.

Charles Plaumiller Annville Swatara Wayne County M. Eastburn Edward Kirk John Cooper A. C. Patterson Morris Worthington Red Bridge Joseph Pinamenti Beaverdale Irwin F. Schaeffer Reading Hdna M Wilkes-Barre Latimer William Truskosky Moxie Pire J. H. Rhote Williamsport J. H. Moore Corsica Jefferson County Brookville Clarion

The Siamese Topknot Tradition and Gifts

A Siamese child keeps a topknot until age eleven or twelve, then a ceremonial cutting begins with gifts from relatives. The head is shaved by priests, and presents, often money, are invested for the child. Wealthy youths may receive up to 25,000 dollars, while poorer children may get 10 to 15 dollars.

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Difficult Dentistry The Lion's Tooth Operation

A New York Telegram item discusses the perilous dental procedure on a lion. The beast is restrained and a beard shaved beneath its head while the doctor uses Loge forceps to extract the tooth, illustrating a grim veterinary feat.

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The Secret of Lonesome Gave (Continued)

Kent and Sedgwick pursue a tangled case involving a funeral, a private motive, and a cryptic ally in Gansett Jim. Kent juggles fishing and detective work while the Bloated Blair affair unfolds with relatives, clergy, and a city-connected funeral procession. The pair plan a Boston trip to press ahead, racing to uncover the truth before disaster.

Kent Nent Annalaka Gansett Jim Carrlazen Hedgerow House Sedgwick Carr's Junction Went Boston

Grave Robbery Night Ends In Standoff At Hedgerow

Chester Kent and Francis Sedgwick raid the Blair estate to uncover a coffin, confront Sheriff Schlager, and extract a body from a fresh grave. A tense pursuit ends with Kent outmaneuvering authorities and vowing secrecy as Sedgwick lingers for a forbidden encounter with a woman at Hedgerow house.

Sedgwick Kent Annalaka Bain vHardly Sheriffen Seblager Frank Schlager Sehlager Kxent Len Schlager Hedgerow House Mr. Blair Blair Mr Glair Graves Andy Chet Berit Alexander Blair Sheriff Sedgwick's Strott Sherif

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