Mansion House proprietor takes Hotel Penn Reading
Joseph D C Umble, former Mansion House proprietor, has taken possession of the Hotel Penn in Reading. John Lengel of Robesonia died after being ground to pieces by a trolley car near Robesonia. Centre Hall appoints B H Arney as Burgess to serve an unfinished term amid an electric light ordinance. Elgin Fleming, son of Franklin residents, has been assigned to a China position by Standard Oil after UC Berkeley graduation. Ira Gruber and Ora Funk travel to Copetown Canada for a month of hunting. Census by Millersburg High School shows population 2722, up 328 from five years ago. Judge Moser plans a summer home in Union County, with foundations laid this fall and spring construction, alongside Judges McConnell and Winter who also have homes nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. C. Umble
Mansion House
Penn
Reading
John Lengel
Robesonia
Centre Hall
B. H. Arney
Elgin Fleming
T. C. Fleming
Franklin
University of California
China
New York
Standard Oil Company
Chicago
San Francisco
Ira Gruber
Spring City
Ora Funk
Kimberton
Copetown
Canada
Funk
H. D. Funk
East Pikeland Township
Chester County
Millersburg High School
MilJersburg
Wiconisco Terrace
Lenkersville
Weeping sinews and ganglions in medical lore
A lay explanation of ganglions on the wrist and hand explains that a weeping sinew is a swollen tendon sheath filled with fluid. The swelling is elastic and soft, may heal with pressure or bandaging, and usually harmless though tuberculous cases require removal. Treatments include gentle pressure, ribbon-like bandages, and sometimes bursting or surgical removal if needed.
Mystery at Hedgerow House Continues in Kent Case
Chester Kent and Sedgwick pursue a tangled web of clues from a dead woman tied to a man by a custom iron cuff and a torn star relic. Kent gathers suspects, including Dr. Breed and Len Schlager, while a shadowy figure Alexander Blair ties science to crime as Kent seeks a decisive lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Kent
Kent
Sedgwick
Bain
Len Schlager
Grigly
Schlager
Dr. Breed
Tim Breed
Len
Faney
Mr. Bain
Simon P. Groot
Tré
Ivor
Nute
Scania
Lengt
Sedg- Wick
Art
Berwind
Washington
Jupiter
Chester Kent Declines a Job in Mystery
Blair offers Kent a dangerous Connecticut assignment to unravel a woolen warehouse pest sabotage linked to a mysterious death three days earlier. Kent and Blair discuss urgency, travel, and possible military connections as they size up the case and its profits.
Direct Tire Offer Doubles Service Life and Should Warn Press
Advertisement for reinforced tires claims double the thickness and mileage with 10 to 12 fabric layers and near one inch tread. Highlights government and war service use, special introductory prices, discount for multiple tires, tubes and inner tubes, and mail order payment terms. Descriptive folder available on request.
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U. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keystone
Fred B. Moser
Shamokin
Union County
Cherry Run
W. ©. McConnell
C. B. Winter
Sunbury
Lewis N. Mover
Baltimore
Knicker
Bocker
New York Sun
Secret of
Lonesome Gove
Ana Ramne
Helmund
Alexander Blair
Professor Kent
Ramsay
Pia
Blair
Army
Navy
Mr. Blair
Martindale Center
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Entomology, Helmund
Hedgerow House
Annalaka Burying Ground
Eyrie
Francis Sedgwick
Mr. Kent
Continuerdt
Gbuecks
Chance
Fortune
Sundayman's Creek
Kinsella Mills
Connecticut
Ara Tou
Tires
Res
Akron, O
Dept. C
Maurice River
Drybread’s Restaurant
E. Main Street
Lititz
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