Hidden tragedy as Nan faces Sefton at Marraby home
Sefton visits Nan Marraby at her father's home where memories of Peter and Lyster surface. Nan, wary and protective, recalls past engagements and fears exposing secrets while managing her brothers. The encounter hints at a concealed rift and possible memory loss tied to Lyster, with the scene ending as the boys react to Sefton, leading to a cliffhanger.
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Sefton
Peter
Nan Marraby
Lyster
Marraby’s
Nan
Mr. Lyster
Miss Marraby
Georgia Alabama Business College Ad Highlighting 35 Years
At Macon Georgia Alabama Business College operates thirty five years training and placing about twenty five thousand students in first class business roles. From ages eighteen to forty five the diverse student body includes widows and heads of families. The college claims full employment for graduates and national accreditation with courses in private secretaries bookkeeping stenography bank clerks and typing. President Eugene Antierson invites requests for catalogs.
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Macon
Eugene Antierson
Notable Local Moves and Visits Across Georgia
Capt Harold Head and Mrs Head of Fort Benning visited Dr and Mrs B J Rainey while Mr and Mrs Roswell Hair spent Monday in Columbus. Miss Nell Pickard went to Miami to take a public school job. Carey Pickard returns to Macon for Mercer University. Stokes relocate to Lakeland Fla and plan to start a real estate business. E B Harnady of Atlanta visited here recently. J A Battle of Ellaville visited here last week. Dr Erwin Coltman of Ellaville was here Friday. H B Mauks recently moved to Florida.
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Harold Head
Fort Benning
B. J. Rainey
Roswell Hair
Columbus
Nell Pickard
Miami
Florida
Carey Pickard
Macon
Mercer University
Robert Stokes
Lakeland
Fla
Stokes
E. B
Baptismal Service on Passenger Train Reported
Owensboro Kentucky September 30 reports indicate what is believed to be the first baptismal service to take place on a passenger train. Details describe the ceremony aboard the rail car as it traveled through the region.
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Owensboro
Passenger Train Incident in Kentucky Connected to Igleheart Family
A Louisville and Nashville passenger train traveling from Bowling Green to Owensboro, Kentucky, operated Tuesday morning. On board were children baptized Lewis Igleheart and Betty Anna Igleheart, accompanied by their mother Mrs. L. T. Igleheart and grandmother Mrs. J. B. Morgan, both of Russellville, en route to Birmingham, Alabama.
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Kentucky
Louisville and Nashville
Bowling Green
Owensboro
Lewis
I. Igleheart
Betty Anna Igleheart
L. T. Igleheart
J. B. Morgan
Russelville
Birmingham
Ala
New Pepsinated Calomel Offers Gentler Cleanse
An advertisement promotes pepsinated calomel as a milder, more effective alternative to raw calomel. Combined with pepsin, it cleanses the system without drastic side effects, aiding digestion and easing biliousness, constipation, and related ailments. Sold by Nathan Murray and other druggists in 25 and 50 cent packages.
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Nathan Murray
Opportunity in Nash Motor Franchise Expansion
The Nash Motor Company reports an eight year run of high earnings for its dealers with twelve months of record sales and steady growth. The opportunity offers a zero cost franchise, limited stock investment, strong factory support, and access to financing to enable rapid expansion in Atlanta or Jacksonville. Special sales representatives and cooperative advertising are included to maximize profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Motor Company
Nash
C. W. Nash
America
Martin-Nash Motor Company
Atlanta
Southeastern
Jacksonville
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Ruby Mayres
Arnott
Father
France
Kitch
Mr. Marraby
Buster
Claudie
Jim
Mr. Sefton
Georgia-Alabama Business College
Paver
Bayer
Lee Street Road
Lee Street
Wlison Realty CO
Lamar Street
R. E. Allison
Buena Vista
Grove’s
Thos. S. Bell, Inc
Nash Organization
Southeast
Martin Nash Motor Company
R. H. Martin
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