Korak Leads Baboon Attack To Rescue Meriem
In this chapter Korak the ape man schemes with his baboon allies to storm Kovadoo and recover Meriem. The assault triggers a brutal clash as Kovadoo’s village falls to the 8000 baboons led by Korak while Meriem remains missing and presumed dead by Korak.
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Merlem
Kovudoo
Korak
Kovadoo
Borak
Meriem
Kornak
Mok
Bwa‘aa
Sheeta
Mertem
Akut
Tantor
Meriema
Lion and a Lamb in Meriam’s Jungle Home
Meriam settles in a new home as Bwana sends a headman to Kovudoo’s village to trace her origins and Korak. My Dear, Bwana’s wife, grows fond of the rescued girl, admiring her cheerful spirit and charm.
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Alexis Paulvitch
London
Jack
Lord Greystoke
Tarzan
Akut
Africa
Paulvitch
Ife
Meriem
Kovudoo
Malbihn
Jenssen
Bwana
Kovadoo
Mangani
Merlem
My Dear
Korak
Meriam
Mertem
Love at First Meeting Across Forbidden Boundaries
The Honorable Mr Laynes encounters Meriem and falls in love. An ancient danger resurfaces under a new guise, threatening their relationship and testing loyalties.
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Mr. Laynes
Meriem
The White Sea Gateway to Russia’s Arctic
The White Sea lies northwestern Russia as a branch of the Arctic Ocean. It spans about 100 miles between the Kanin and Kola peninsulas, narrows to under 50 miles south, and opens into three gulfs: Kandulak, Archangel, and Onega. Richard Chancellor discovered the sea-route in 1653, a bold English sailor connected to Sir Philip Sidney’s family.
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White Sea
Russia
Arctic Ocean
Archangel
Kaninskala
Kola
Kandulak Gulf
Dwina
Onega
Richard Chancellor
Sir Philip Sidney
Annual Cost of Highways Told in Federal Aid Act Note
Prepared by refi United States Department of Agriculture, the report traces a rapid rise in road outlays from 80 million in 1904 to about 300 million in 1917, notes 5 percent capitalization would equal 6 billion, and cites the 1916 federal aid road act authorized 75 million for rural post roads and 10 million for forest roads.
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Refi
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Wilson
Building Roads In Alaska From 1205 To Modern Trails
Alaska has built 920 miles of wagon roads 629 miles of winter sled roads and 2210 miles of trails. One road supported motorcar traffic with over 250 trucks and cars by last fiscal year. Heavy narrow-tired trucks caused much damage prompting maintenance troubles. A five mile hillside road was laid last summer using willow corduroy bed and gravel surfacing over six feet of gravel rock forty feet of ice and two feet of moss and tundra.
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Alaska
Board of Road Commissioners
Permanent roads favored as cost-saving long term plan
A writer argues permanent highways reduce rebuilding costs in a few years and then yield returns like an annuity. Wherever funding is possible, permanent highways should be built, presenting the good roads gospel our excellence.
Poor Roada a Loss
Farmers lose 800 million dollars yearly due to bad roads, say experts.
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United States
Cart Before Horse and Butter’s Uneven Salt Cause
A practical note explains installing trucks before roads harms efficiency. It also states mottled butter results from uneven salt distribution during processing.
Alcohol as Power Source Claims From Bell
Alexander Graham Bell states the world will increasingly rely on alcohol as a power source and envisions a growing field for engineers to adapt machinery to harness alcohol's potential.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Cuticura Sore Hands Remedy Ad
Soak hands in Cuticura Soap, dry, rub in Cuticura Ointment, remove excess with tissue. Free samples via Cuticura Dept X Boston. Soap 25 and Ointment 25 and 50 by druggists or mail.
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Dept. X
Boston
A Tightwad Shares Simple Ambitions and Red Cross Aid
A speaker recalls a motto never give up and notes Red Cross visits. He aims to build fine black soil in his garden as part of a future ambition.
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Red Cross
Iceland to expand potato farming and flour production
Government representatives push extensive potato planting this year to reduce dependence on imports. Iceland, with a short summer and Arctic climate, aims to install milling machinery to produce farinaceous flour locally, addressing shipping shortages and wheat supply gaps. A note on Sweden’s paper textile plant and a proverb about recognizing a dollar’s value closes the piece.
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Iceland
Arctic
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules Offer Backache Relief
Century old claim of relief for backache kidney and bladder troubles with import gold medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. Promises quick cleansing of kidneys and blood, relief from rheumatism lumbago and gall stones, with refund if unsatisfied.
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Haarlem Oi
Haarlem
pHi
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Black Village
Koruk
Hoe
Ape Man
Swift & Company
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Sweden
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