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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1936
Page
8
The article discusses lions with and without manes across Africa, noting highland populations often have fuller manes while lowland lions tend to be mane deficient. It cites thorny hot regions as a factor and features Selous commentary on roaring behavior heard across vast distances.
The text describes lions drinking near a dying campfire then roaring, plus assorted notes on Mount Everest, the Dead Sea, and long excerpts about Hans Christian Andersen’s life and career from Odense Denmark born 1805. It references stamps issued in Denmark and a free leaflet offer.
Myra North serves with the Red Cross in Harum the capital of Urbana a tiny Afrikan kingdom now at war with a major power Through agent Hyster the enemy learns of Urbana's rich diamond mines Emperor Hiro Matild II guards the secret As Jack Lane is wounded by a firing squad and later rescued by the emperor Myra and Lew Wen pursue Hyster on his trail.
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