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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1915
Page
6
Eastern Time. Train No. 50 departs 8:55 a m. No. 52 at 3:55 p m daily except Sunday. No. 66 departs 4:25 p m Sunday only. No. 54 departs 9:05 a m. No. 51 arrives 1:20 p m. No. 53 arrives 9:20 p m. No. 55 arrives 8:00 a m. except Sunday.
Schedule effective July 11 1915 lists trains No 2 and No 4 leaving Athens at 7 20 a m and 2 30 p m while No 1 arrives at 11 25 a m and No 3 at 6 35 p m Nos 2 and 4 connect at Belmon for Winder Monroe and intermediate points with the George Railroad for all points Gainesville & Northwester stations and with Southern Railway north and south.
Train schedule items show daily and Sunday arrival times for All Points with multiple times listed. Agents Pinkerton and Shelton are named as Commercial Agent and Ticket Agent with contact phones.
An old health ad claims liver sluggishness dulls mood and explains that Dr King’s New Life Pills wake the liver and increase bile to improve bowel movement and banish moody days. See a bottle.
Captain John Hardin rescues five year old Annette Ilington from an open boat as Mount Pelee erupts. He leaves behind her father who is assaulted while papers proving title to the lost island of Cinnabar are sent aboard. Thirteen years pass before Hernandez and accomplices pursue Annette to seize the papers.
Neal Hardin, in a lifeboat, is urged by Annette to pursue a Congressional appointment for Annapolis finals. A Seaport newspaper hints at political intrigue as Congressman Prime unknowingly drops a preparatory exam document, found by Joey Welcher, setting the stage for a competitive, high-stakes Navy appointment pursuit.
In the Hardin cottage by the sea Miss Irene Courtier Inez Castro prepares to leave after repaying hospitality. Joey Welcher steals cash from her handbag and she heads toward a New York bound train, then evades the station at Lonesome Cove to meet a conspiratorial contact in a hidden beach cave.
Neal and his foster brother Joey Welcher compete for an Annapolis exam in Seaport New Jersey. Neal fears disgrace after a test appears compromised but decides to enlist in the Navy, declaring his resolve before his mother and Annette.
Neal Hardin, after enrolling at a Navy recruiting station in New York, becomes an apprentice seaman bound for the Norfolk naval training school. He congratulates himself on a life at sea while a cheating scandal derails his test, and Joe Welcher secures an Annapolis appointment, fueling family tensions.
Joe Welcher receives a coded warning from Irene Courtier via Inez Castro and is coerced by Hernandez to steal a yellow oilskin packet from Annette Illington. After a tense confrontation, Welcher is coerced into the crime and flees as a fiery pursuit begins.
In a blazing house Annette battles smoke and flames to rescue Mrs. Hardin and a child, seizing a yellow packet tied to her father's fortune. A massive intruder abducts Annette, while Hernandez plots revenge and the missing Lost Isle packet remains at large.
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