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English: Photograph of Viola Ross Napier |
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| Source | Business and Professional Women of Georgia (1931) page 8 OCLC 2830950 |
| Author | Annie Hornady Howard (1882–1965), Mary Martin Ramage (1906-1980), Ada V. Colvin (1866-1950) Copyright F.E. Johnson Pub. Co. 1931 |
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