Judith Knight and Tony Knight in a tense family drama
Judith Knight suspects hidden motives as her stepdaughter Tony sabotages her marriage and schemes around a gray sealed letter. Tony drives Judith into the city where she tracks Tony’s flirtations, ailing Arthur Knight, and a mysterious postal disappearance, setting up a suspenseful continuation.
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Lost heroine mystery brings teens to deserted cabin
In a suspenseful chapter two boys and three girls search for Sybil after a failed attempt to contact home. Worn cars fail and they walk to a cabin where fire, food, and drinks lift nerves and misgivings as unexpected guests arrive.
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New Notaries Commissioned in Raleigh List
New notaries public commissioned include Miss Margaret Carter of Charlotte and others across North Carolina. Names listed are B F Edmundson Goldsboro M F Hardison Whiteville Charlene Haskins Oxford BE L Kennedy Sanford C E Markham Durham C A Poole Statesville Naomi Stafford Greensboro J Henry Vaughan Elm City and J M Oldham Charlotte.
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Goldsboro
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Durham
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Statesville
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Greensboro
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Elm City
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Fe Story or Sue by Margery Hale 1930
Sarah and Sue discuss Jack's interest in Barbara and the risk of heartbreak. Sue hides her feelings while weighing Harry's demand for an answer. The scene centers on unspoken affections and the idea that Jack may awaken to true emotion if someone acts.
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Marble Immortality Fades as Nottingham Statue Falls
In Nottingham England a marble likeness of Richard Parkes Bonington, erected eighteen years ago to preserve his memory, has weathered badly. The statue is crumbling and will be replaced by a bronze copy to endure the climate.
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United States Leads Japanese Expo Through Nine Months 1929
The report shows the United States maintaining first place in the Japanese exhibition standings during the initial nine months of 1929, highlighting continued American lead in the event.
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