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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
2
A tall khaki clad stranger defeats Meriem’s captors and frees her from Malbihn’s camp. He plans to take Meriem to his village to await Korak while Meriem travels with him, hopeful Korak will find her, as Korak forges on through the jungle seeking the baboons.
The article outlines ideal strawberry traits for home gardens and truck farming, noting high value per acre, moisture and drainage needs, slope considerations for ripening, and the importance of dessert quality for local markets. It discusses soil types, planting systems, and precautions to prevent disease and winter damage.
Merlem gazes into a stranger's gray eyes and allows him to check her pulse. He asks a strange question about being an ape, and she replies she has been one since she was a little girl, many years ago.
A scientific expedition rescues a derelict Alexis Paulvitch and an ape is befriended aboard. Jack inherits a wild heart, befriends Akut the ape, and Tarzan appears to be king of Matribe. Meriem is rescued, stolen, and reunited. danger swirls as pirates, thieves, and fighting Swedes shape the jungle saga.
Korak convinces his companions to aid a hunt for Merlem. The group raids the black village but finds no trace of her, leaving the search unresolved.
The pampas provide boundless grass fields with year round feed and abundant water. Argentina's beef cattle are praised as the world's best due to a mix of fine Spanish strains with hardy native stock. Breeding could boost production further.
Henry Drummond argues that perfect character does not arise in sleep but builds like muscle through action and effort, describing the soul’s strength as earned by doing things.
A Colorado Agricultural College expert urges careful chick management noting many chicks die soon after hatching due to overfeeding and poor housing. He recommends steady feeding with a single reliable mix and warns against changing recipe, urging clean, warm quarters and gradual growth to prevent croup and digestive issues.
In Aligatr Fal a zoo official proposes a new spouse to comfort a widow still grieving her late partner. After a somber period and a formal consult, the plan suggests transporting Othello, a blackwaver, from the Florida jungles to ease the widow’s sorrow and restore happiness.
Fragment of a nature themed poem describing the sea, stars, rocks, and earth as offerings in a reverent ritual. Images of dawn, ocean, pearls, incense, wine, and prayer mingle with nature’s temple and humanity’s bowed head. The text reads as a meditation on nature guiding human reverence.
A German professor estimates that 278 royal families face abdication or dethronement events across German states. The count includes various princes and dukes, with several principalities experiencing shifts in rulers as historic houses reorganize.
Women may join the American Legion as part of postwar recognition of their service in World War II. The question hinges on whether posts will admit women and how those joining would participate within established posts or a dual post structure, with decisions resting on local discretion and national guidelines.
Fragmented report notes a famine scare affecting workers in New York with exodus risks. It cites 100,600 tenants and a wave of tenement activity, referencing recent building completions and ongoing urban strain.
The Bureau of War Risk Insurance reports only 125 cases of total blindness among Americans in the war. Fewer than 4,000 amputations are noted, with many veterans receiving artificial limbs and devices. Some cases remain undeclared as imminent by medical officers, while others involve double limb loss.
A Pennsylvania county agriculturist states bowlegs in children result from insufficient activity early in life. He argues scientific investigations show children should be outdoors at least a day to walk and grow, implying inactivity causes bowed legs.
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