When Hearts Command continues at Villa Tatina
In a suspenseful Villa Tatina night the signor Hugo falls from a balcony after a possible intruder scare. Jean and staff summon aid. Hugo survives with shock and a lingering mystery about the fall. Dr. arrives to advise rest as Hugo recuperates while Jean fears for his safety and future.
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Sean
Hugo
Villa Tatina
Hector
Maddelina
Louise— Lee
Villa Modesta
Clementine
Louisa
Jean
Tilo
Signer
Gaunt
Guido
Tatina
Wasp
Dan Goepper Joins J. C. Harris Company
Dan Goepper, longtime Buckeye Cotton Oil Atlanta mill manager, resigns to join J. C. Harris Company as an executive with an ownership stake. He will help manage cotton seed product operations. Previously he led Buckeye Atlanta for 14 years after rising from office boy at Kentucky Refining in New York. Largest Prehistoric city near East St. Louis, NL identified.
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Dan Goepper
Atlanta
Buckeye Cotton Oil Company
J. C. Harris Company
Harris Company
Geepper
Buckeye
New York
Kentucky Refining Company
United States
East St.Louis, NL
Got Your Canning Booklet Yet Washington Bureau
Readers are urged to obtain a Washington Bureau booklet on home canning for households. A coupon is provided to request a copy and mail it to the Bureau for valuable information and guidance.
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Washington
Atlanta Constitution
Bulletin Home Canning
Reunited Lovers in The Vital Flame Chapter X
Marcella and Miles Holden marry quietly in a country church as radiant lovers. He vows never to let her go, claiming the sun shines on them and a good omen smiles down. Their bright happiness ends the tale with a sealed bond and enduring love.
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Marcella
Miles Holden
Moonbeam
Funeral Services for Mrs E B Rupard Held
Funeral services for Mrs Edmund B Rupard were held Wednesday afternoon at the Arelay and Brandon chapel with Rev Richard G Flinn of North Avenue Presbyterian Church officiating. Mrs Rupard died Tuesday at 44 North Warren Street Kirkwood. Her husband works with Armour Fertilizer Company in an important capacity. Interment followed at West View Cemetery.
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Edmund
B. Rupard
Chapel of
Arelay
Brandon
Richard G. Flinn
Pasor
North Avenue
Georgia May Be Filmed For Big Picture
A telegram to Georgia’s State Geologist S W McCallie hints that the state may be filmed for a major motion picture. June Mathis, famed screenwriter, is assembling adaptations of classics for early production including a project titled The Will Oranges and a tale about a yacht voyage and a tropical prompt in the South Atlantic coast setting.
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Ralph. T. Jones
Georgia
S. W. McCallie
Moving Pictures
Gokiwyn
Joseph Hersesheimer
South Atlantic
Photo plans for Georgia setting in Lagoons article
The fragment hints at a proposed Georgia setting for a photographed story involving the Okefenokee and June Mathis. It suggests the idea could be pursued for confirmation, noting the setting would make a glorious backdrop.
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Okefenokee
June Mathis
Georgia
Negro War Hero Seeks Mercy From Governor
John Henry Walker of Griffin Georgia, a World War I veteran who served in France, writes Governor Thomas W Hardwick asking that his death sentence be changed to life imprisonment. He proclaims innocence, says he has led a lawful life, and seeks a chance to prove his case. The letter was written from Griffin jail and ends with his insistence on remaining the same innocent man.
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France
John Henry Walker
Griffin
Thomas W. Hardwick
Walker
Fetter
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