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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
2
The narrator recounts a famed tale of a Arizona prospector and ex Confederate soldier named John Carter who escapes an Apache war party and enters a cave whose air alters him. He awakens to find himself transported to Mars where a Virginia gentleman meets a Martian princess and unfolds a remarkable adventure.
A Martian enclosure reveals hatchlings, enormous warriors, and a city plaza. The narrator is captured by Tars Tarkas and escorts to a grand hall where he faces a trial by the word sak, is applauded after fending off an attack, and is guided to a private chamber by Sola as Martian society unfolds.
The narrator endures Martian confinement with a protective female guard Lola who brings food and warmth. A silent, constant guard dog blocks the exit, while the nights on Mars prove freezing and darkness extreme, with the guard’s care preventing further suffering.
Treasure notes report Zeihen of Stevensville receiving a 20 point blacktail buck from a taxidermist with a 31 inch horn spread, said to be the largest head taken in Montana. The piece is highlighted among state hunting trophies while other Montana notes cover mines output, public health, and local court actions.
A passage recalls a Martian wonder seen by a girl. The creature stands on short legs and squats like a puppy. It measures about the size of a Shetland pony and has a froglike head with jaws bearing three rows of long tusks.
A quirky note describes Martians racing airships and compares the moon to a marriage certificate, linking to tidal ideas. The fragment hints at speculative science and whimsical imagery rather than a concrete event.
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