A Lonely Homecoming in Georgie’s Quiet Tale
Georgie Bancroft returns to her uncle Edward in a cold, musty house after a risky rescue that maimed Nicholas Boyd. She contemplates work and belonging, escapes to a sunlit road, and bursts into tears as she laments loneliness and a longing for purpose.
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Bernie Boyd
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Engfend
Georgie Peacraft
New York
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Korgie
Georgie
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Edward Bancroft
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Mack
Faye House
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Fifth Annual State Education Meeting to be Held
Alabama’s fifth annual state education conference opens in University, Alabama, June 19 for a four day session on educational problems. Speakers include Dr. William J. Cooper U S commissioner of education Dr George B Denny UA president and Dr C B Glenn of Birmingham. Read The Eagle Want Ads.
Note on personal debt responsibilities by W F Dunsing
A declaration by W F Dunsing DO MD states he will not be responsible for debts other than those personally contracted by him. The statement asserts exclusive liability for his own obligations and disclaims shared or implied debts.
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W. F. Dunsing
Dancy
Dotty
Money to Loan: $2000 for Dothan real estate loan
A client offers $2000 to loan on desirable, improved real estate in Dothan. The notice cites J. J. Speight as contact for arranging the loan.
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J. J. Speight
Mrs Roosevelt Ends Air Jaunt Across the Nation
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt concludes a solo cross country air journey and arrives in Los Angeles to visit her son Eliott Roosevelt. The First Lady’s son accompanied her as they depart from the air tour after bidding farewell to fellow passengers.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Eliott
Young Roosevelt
Arizona
Staid Goodby
Buckland Defies Morgan Stock Gift Amid Pecora Probe
In a detailed inquiry into Morgan relations, E G Buckland president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad refused to take United Corporation stock at 75 when it traded at 99, a stand contrasted with other Morgan allies who snapped up stock. Buckland's letter to Arthur M Anderson explains his cautious approach to potential deals with Connecticut Light and Power and related entities.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
YY Ashington
Morgan
Ferdinand Pecora
E. G. Buckland
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
United Corporation
Buckland
Cutrate Alleghany and
Standard Brands
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Arthur M. Anderson
Arthur
Connecticut Light & Power Co
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Ergl WA Adod
Turkey Funds Rail Link for Coal Fields Project
In Angora on June 10 AP reports Turkey will spend 16.5 million dollars to build a railroad connecting Filfog mining town with a new modern harbor at Ererli on the Black Sea. Completion date not stated.
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Filfog
Ererli
Black Sea
Tinymites Hen Inside the Tree Trunk Home
In a whimsical scene, Tinymites admire a tree house and follow the Imp’s plan to cook a meal. The Imp, eager to impress, dons a cook’s hat and apron while attempting a high‑spirited frying trick that ends with a safe landing and cheers from Goldy and Dotty. Copyright 1943 NEA Service.
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Estate of Nancy J Harrison to be sold for cash
In Houston County Probate Court the administrator of Nancy J Harrison deceased will sell at public auction for cash in front of the courthouse Dothan Alabama on July 10 1933 the lands described as Fraction A and B and the south half of the northeast quarter section 30 township 1 range 29 containing 210 acres more or less Sold per order of the probate court dated May 27 1933 dated June 9 1932 F L Fellows Administrator June 10 17 24
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State OF Alabama
Houston County
Nancy J. Harrison
Probate Court
Alabama
Court House
Dothan
Section
Route 29
Coal region eyed for 5 million ton harbor output
The coal region is estimated to be capable of producing 5,000,000 tons of coal annually, tripling the present output of about 1,500,000 tons. The plan references three years and a harbor expansion to support the increase and transportation needs.
Coal stages of development and ancient Greek beliefs
The text outlines coal’s developmental stages from vegetation to peat to lignite, bituminous coal, and eventually anthracite. It also notes Greek geometers’ belief in a spherical Earth, based on southern constellations’ rising as they traveled. The closing question asks whether a meteorite fall has ever caused a human death.
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