Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tarzan, the infant of Lord and Lady Grey, is raised by Kala among apes after his parents die. He grows to kingship, defeats rivals, and aids Clayton, Jane Porter, and Professor Porter during peril at the savage shore.
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Lord
Lady Greyyoke
Kala
Tarzan
The
Worsting Kerchak
Clayton
Jane Porter
Esmeralda
Tiger
Mr. Philander
Dawn
Grey Stoke
Joan Clayton
Lord Greystoke
Porter
Logg Greystoke
Lady Greystoke
Alice
Tarzan of the Apes
Sabor
Buried Treasure Plot Unfolds After Mutineers Leave
Tarzan observes mutineers sail away with a treasure chest after murdering a crewman. The party buries the loot with the dead captain and Lady Greystoke in a jungle cabin grave. Tarzan scavenges the chest and treks toward safety as the Arrow heads out to sea.
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Snipes
Hort Sea
Turgan
Uniform State Game Laws Spread Across US and Canada
A new Bureau of Biological Survey pamphlet digest summarizes recent state and provincial game laws in the United States and Canada. It covers regulations on seasons, licenses, protections for migratory and insectivorous birds, big game rules, penalties for silencers, and age license requirements, with notes on specific changes in Maine, Ohio, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and several other regions. The digest notes many jurisdictions enacted codification bills and expanded restrictions to reduce hunting accidents and regulate license terms.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Canadian
Newfoundland
Maine
Oregon
Vermont
Illinois
Montana
New York
Utah
Wyoming
Georgia
Idaho
Nebraska
New Mexico
South Carolina
Texas
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
New Jersey
North Dakota
Mississippi
Louisiana
Minnesota
Connecticut
British Columbia
Colorado
Florida
Nevada
South Dakota
Quebec
New Hampshire
Coos County
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minesota
Wisconsin
Alo
Extension piano stool for single or double use
A piano stool designed by an Illinois man can be made to accommodate two players when needed. The seat is in two parts and folds to extend the stool for duets, while preserving the appearance of a standard single stool.
New Concert Stool Doubles as Double Seated Bench
Describes a detachable side stool system that opens like a book to extend a seat. Two opposite sides fold down so the seat slides to center, allowing even weight distribution for duets. Previously only benches or dual stools sufficed. the invention offers a single adjustable solution.
Awful Discovery and Farce in a Teetering Romance
A man returns from Manchester after urgent business and a near-miss with gambling. His wife pries a portmanteau, finds only empty liquor, a pipe and racing tickets, while a mistaken porter delays matters. A telephone quip escalates into a comic collapse as a flirtation turns to embarrassment. The page also notes a Japanese anecdote about politeness after a clumsy accident.
Boy Reveals Himself After Sign Prank
A publisher’s clerk posted a street sign reading Boy Wanted. A red headed boy climbed into the publisher’s office with the sign and asked why it was torn down. The publisher sternly asked why he tore it down, revealing the boy behind the prank.
When John Courted Me He Called Me His Little Duck
In Later Days Mrs Hix recalls courtship with John who dubbed her a little duck. Mrs Dix retorts that she would be an old hen if he called her such. They comment on matching nicknames in a witty exchange from the Brooklyn Citizen.
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George
Estelle
New York College
Beauty hints from New York on makeup and modern women
An editorial style essay on cosmetics argues powder and rouge enhance youth, advises shade matching and light, cautions against street makeup, and notes lipstick and eyebrow shaping under electric lights. It muses on husbands preferring new looks and the social shift toward cosmetics.
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New York
Three Tracks Proposed to Ease Cleveland Transit
In Cleveland Ohio residents consider adding a middle track on Superior avenue to speed downtown and East End trips. An ordinance would let the Cleveland Railway Company maintain four tracks, but opponents warn it increases danger and mainly benefits East Cleveland riders.
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Cleveland
Superior Avenue
W. F Thompson
Cleveland Railway Company
John F. Durkin
East Cleveland
N. EB
Thompson
East Fnd
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Edgar Rice Burroughs
Massey Company
Tarsen
Kulonga
Kalas
Terkoz
Sbonga
Professor Porter
Pelander
Arrow
Philander
Mog
House of Greystoke
John Clayton London
Greystoke
Mr. Clayton
Calin
Jane
Httle
Tarzay
Salpes
Peter
Tom
Bill
King
Tarrant
Suipes
Homer
Game Laws Digest
Brazil
Manchester
Beauty Hints
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