Return From the Antarctic Peril Sparks a Love Confession
Overton returns from a perilous expedition to confront Diane Faunce about her marriage to Arthur Faunce. Diane and Overton grapple with memory, guilt, and a revealed past as English sailors saved Overton from death. In a tense cottage setting, the ruined trust and looming truth drive the plot toward a dramatic continuation.
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Paar Faanke
Sisee Overton
Page
Diane’. Herford
Géw Faunce
Faunce
Gerry
Overton
Diane
Bordon
New York
Arthur Faunce
Crane
Peo
Arthur
Judge Herford
Notice of attachment in Houston County court case
Mrs. C. C. Smith sues T. B. Waterson in Houston Circuit Court At Law. Writ of attachment levied January 22 1929 on listed personal property including furniture stove and chairs. Defendant must appear plead or answer within forty days from first publication or default judgment will be entered. Dated April 16 1929.
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C. C. Smith
T. B. Waterson
Houston
C. J. Rollins
Houston County
Alabama
Levy
Catts Faces Trial Sparks Florida Uproar
Former Florida governor Sidney Catts, indicted on counterfeiting charges, faced trial amid a political furor. The case ties to a scheme led by Julian Diaz of Tampa, with Catts allegedly providing initial capital and planning a $25 000 payoff in counterfeit notes. Catts denied the charges as a frame up.
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Catts
Governmet
Sidney J. Catts
Gato
Cat
Julian Diaz
Tampa
Route 2 farmer dies suddenly in field
Zack Johnson, 45, collapsed while plowing near his home on Route 2 and died shortly after. Funeral services were held at Memphis Church with Rev. Joe White officiating. Survived by widow Ada Johnson, five children L. T. Eleanor Hansel Leslie Virginia, his father Frank Johnson, and six brothers C. C. J. F. Johnson of Birmingham, Venn and W. L. Johnson of Route 2, G. W. Johnson of Alabama City.
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Zack Johnson
Memphis Church
Rev
Joe White
Fellows & Forrester
Ada Johnson
L. T
Eleanor
Hansel
Leslie
Virginia
Frank Johnson
C. C
J. F. Johnson
Birmingham
Venn
W. L. Johnson
G. W. Johnson
Alabama City
Early English and American Newspapers
The first regular English newspaper was the Weekly News in London, beginning in 1622. Boston hosted Public Occurrences, the first American newspaper, published briefly in 1690.
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England
Newes
London
Boston
Auburn Tops Florida 7 2 in Panama City Series
Auburn took the second game from the University of Florida yesterday afternoon in Panama City by 7 to 2. The Gators scored in the second inning but offered little threat afterward as Auburn pulled away with steady pitching and timely hitting.
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Auburn
University of Florida
Panama City
Gators
Tigers
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