Korak and Meriem escape as Tantor rescues Korak
Korak is captured and bound in the sheik’s tent as Tantor the elephant crashes the palisade. Meriem and Baynes flee with horses, while Korak is carried into the jungle and Tantor bears the bound ape man to safety before Meriem finds him again and returns toward the jungle with Bwana in pursuit.
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Meriem
Korak
Palisade
Tantor
Merlem
Baynes
Bwana
Morison Baynes
Bayne
Tarzan
Bwanna
Blu
Hon. Morison
Mr. Baynes
Havina
Frock for Street Collections Show Varied Styles
The article notes that stores in the county and cities carry imported and American designer inspired frocks. Summer lines include light taffeta and tulle gowns, sport wear made of silk or wool jersey, and lingerie frocks in embroidered batiste or or gandie with delicate trims. Wraps and capes in Falilo silk appear, with topcoats for motoring and day wear.
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Yourne
Paris
Palo Beach
Smock Frock for Little Girls with Embroidery Details
A pretty new smock model for little girls uses silk cotton or worsted. It features a neck, short sleeves and pockets trimmed with braid or embroidery or relieving color. An opening on the left front extends about six inches. edging may be finished with braid or embroidery. Trim scheme places braid embroidery and buttons on the right side of the bodice.
Clothes Press Space Saving Hanger Tips
A vintage tip suggests hanging a metal towel rack from the bottom of a shelf to create extra garment storage. Skirts coats and other items can be hung over it to save space and keep them dry. Colored fabrics like orchid are noted for bright color.
Burdens and War Woven in a Soldier's Vision
A poem shows a lone speaker bearing heavy war burdens through ruins and forests. The speaker recalls wounded comrades, savage dangers, and distant freedoms, vowing to persevere as the world awaits visions of achievement and resilience in a harsh landscape.
Hints for the Poultry Grower on Mite Control
Practical guide for poultry keepers on controlling chicken mites. Notes rapid mite life cycle, nocturnal feeding, and extensive hiding places. Recommends oil based sprays, kerosene mixtures, and thorough application to floors, cracks, and roosts. advise ongoing treatment for several days to prevent infestation.
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Mt Telly
Simon Hionths
Seed Potato Seed Plot Plan for Inexpensive Seed
Progressive Farmer outlines a home-weed plot plan to improve seed potato quality. It argues growing seed stock on a small, inexpensive plot can increase yield by removing inferior plants and diseased material, guiding growers to select true to type tubers for future planting and potentially lower overall production costs.
Keeping Harness in Repair
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture this guide notes keeping harness in repair is simple and inexpensive. Much repair can be done with general tools though several special devices are desirable for quality workmanship and efficiency.
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Decarent of
Words of Wise Men and Hidden Lessons of Life
Fragmented passage discusses wisdom amid grief and the idea that life’s value lies not in greatness but in perspective. It suggests sorrow reveals character and that personal growth comes from what one learns and reaps.
Sodium and Potassium As Ost Interesting Metals
The passage discusses sodium and potassium as highly interesting metals. It notes they ignite when exposed to water and can explode upon contact with water, producing colors and vigorous reactions.
New Rolling Process Patented for Hollow Steel Barns
An English inventor patents a method to roll hollow steel sections from ingots that are drilled and filled with heat resisting sand. The process promises stronger barn components and lighter construction, highlighting innovation in metalworking.
Lime Benefits for Various Crops in Field Trials
Lime improves timothy oats wheat cabbage onions beets cucumbers clovers and alfalfa with no injury to corn millet rye buckwheat or potatoes. It shows no direct effect on those crops but enhances many others in trial plots.
Cutworm Rascal Destroys Garden Plants at Night
USDA prepared note describes the common cutworm as a cowardly pest that hides during the day and attacks freshly planted cabbage tomatoes and pepper plants at night, destroying them.
Renovating Old Orchards and Hay Yield Tips
Agricultural note suggests renovating neglected orchards to restore fruitfulness over three years as trees age and conditions allow. It also stresses that farm manure applied as WP to pasture or meadow boosts hay yields and advises keeping cultivators sheltered in sheds to protect them from sun and rain.
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United States Department of Agriculture