Wide Range of Short News From Across Pennsylvania
Reports describe vast coal dredging in the Susquehanna between Sunbury and Nanticoke nearly exhausted for the year, with fifty thousand tons removed last summer. Other items note James Heckel of Scranton shooting a goshawk that gripped a pheasant, a Swissdale hunter fined for shooting a rooster, and interest in journalism classes for Altoona night school staff. Bishop Bowman returns home, named bishop emeritus after years of work. A York party brought 101 pheasants, four rabbits, and a bear from Potter County. Hungry Bill wins pie-eating contests in Berks County, while C A Seltzer of Middletown whittles a walnut chain with a pen knife.
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Susquehanna River
Sunbury
Nanticoke
James Heckel
Scranton
Chas
Sorgen
Swissdale
Clinton County Court House
Altoona
Levi Zimmerman
Derry Church
Philadelphia
Zimmerman
Bindnagle’s
Thomas L. Bowman
Allentown
The
Evangelical Association
Los Angeles
Cal
York
Potter County
Carlton Hoff
Robrbaugh
H. B. Bichinger
Chas. Osborne
Berks County
C. A. Seltzer
Middletown
Secret Drawer in Old Chest Yields Hidden Gold
During preparations for a public sale of Daniel Stoudt's estate in Shartlesville Berks county an old chest was moved from the attic and thought empty. A rolling noise led son John Stoudt to strike it open finding a hidden drawer with about 800 dollars in gold and nearly 1000 dollars in coins and currency.
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Daniel Stoudt
Shartlesville
Cursed Beliefs and Everyday Oddities From Old Newspapers
An Irish authority discusses the belief that a spoken curse may backfire on the speaker if undeserved, likening it to a wedge that can cleave wood or rebound. A London Global mention contrasts with a shopkeeper remark about potatoes containing sugar water and starch, while a boy notes his father’s coffee habit as the natural philosophy topic fades.
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London
Chicago Herald
The Master of Stars at Hedgerow House
Chester Kent confronts the Blair mystery at Hedgerow as Marjorie Blair seeks her lost jewels. An astrologer, Preston Jaz, reads the stars in a moonlit chamber while Kent guides the questioning, hoping to untangle Wilfrid Blair's death and Marjorie’s role.
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Kent
Alexander Blair
Marjorie
Sedgwick
Mr. Blair
Francis Sedgwick
Ife
Blair
Wilfrid Blair
Perhapps
Nightfarer
Sudgwick
Lonesome Cove
Chance
UIT
Chester Kent
Martindale Center
Boston
Chet
Medveron
Aomeone
Harvard
Caiting
Hedgerow House
Hawkin Heights
Blair’ Place
Occult
Preston Jaz
Occult Society
Tomor
Marjorie Blair
Preston Jax
Mr. Jax
Starmaster
Professor Kent
Jax
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Secret of
Lonesome Gove
Seligwick
the Lyric
Lady of Mystery
Blairs
Mrs. Blair
Mrs. Kent
Ixish
Cambridge
Marjorie Dorrance
Gansett Jim
Alexander
Father Blair
Grosvenor
Catilla Grosvenor
L. Elliott
Camilla Grosvenor
Elliott
Mystic Block
Royal Street