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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
3
Nan recalls a photo from Margate and a kiss goodbye as Arnott probes her about Lyster memory, letters, a signet ring, and the conflict of whether the man truly forgot. Nan shows grit while Arnott reassesses his view of women and the bonds between them amid troubling revelations.
H A Gibbons told a Los Angeles paper he killed a man 11 years ago and, after police questioning, confessed his murder tale. He sought the state hangman’s execution reportedly as a way to end his fear and mental distress.
Nan recalls a nightmare scene as she speaks of the shock she endured. The speaker laments helplessness and offers gratitude to Nan for her support, hinting at further events to unfold in the ongoing tale.
The Atlanta Constitution road bureau begins compiling route data from Atlanta through Florida via Americus to guide tourists. Free distribution aims to reach travelers at stations, hotels, garages, and chambers of commerce, promoting Georgia communities along two good and one excellent routes. The plan envisions 100000 copies in Georgia and Florida next year with local groups supplying community data at nominal costs.
Nan confronts Joan Endicott with news of seeing him and a girl in the room, admitting heartbreak and jealousy. Nan recalls sneaking into Arnott’s room to demand gloves, feeling dismissed and hurt as the scene unsettles Joan and hints at a fragile future.
Jerusalem reports urgent aid appeals from Christian refugees crowded along Palestine northern borders. Native Christians displaced by raiding bands of fanatical Muslims in revolt against France near the Syrian frontier push southward seeking relief from Near East Relief.
Newark dispatch reports Harrison W. Noel of Montclair found sane to plead to indictments for kidnaping six year old Mary Daly and killing Raymond Pierce a negro chauffeur Judge Gaffrey ruled this September day in Newark.
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