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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1919
Page
6
In a tense sequence, the son of Tarzan escapes a room via window and eaves trough while Mr. Moore struggles to free himself from a gag. A houseman returns, discovers the door locked, and Moore faints as Jack enjoys a music hall performance.
Alexis Paulvitch rescues an intelligent ape named Ajax and brings it aboard. Jack Clayton defies his parents to visit the performing animal, befriending Ajax as crowds cheer. Tarzan intervenes when a trainer threatens the ape, exposing the boy’s bond with the creature.
In a theater scene Tarzan’s ape Akuti finds his former master Tarzan, now John Clayton, and the boy who is his son. The meeting triggers flashbacks to Tarzan’s jungle youth and the dangers he faced, while the ape and father vow to reunite soon as the boy learns of his heritage.
A fragmented historical text discusses tree care and pruning. It mentions juries, wax, grafting, bark layers, and wound treatment for trees. The passage references waxed coatings, sterilization, and coverings to protect wounds during recovery.
Tarzan offers an important explanation to Jack yet the father does not find the talk effective. The scene focuses on the communication gap and lingering familial tension without decisive agreement.
The text notes wood gains remarkable hardness and toughness when placed in tanks covered with quicklime that is gradually slaked with water, suggesting a chemical treatment method.
The article discusses dormant-season tree spraying against scale insects, noting two main advantages. It emphasizes thorough coverage of every part of the tree and mentions spray types such as kerosene and chide-based solutions used during winter and spring.
A Wisconsin woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound with saving her from surgery after severe health issues. Despite top Eau Claire doctors recommending operation, she improved with the herbal remedy and urges others to try it, noting relief from inflammatory and nervous symptoms. The advertisement invites readers to seek advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
A fragmentary note discusses a misrendered translation of Cinderella where the French word verre is mistaken for yap, changing a glass slipper to a different term. The issue centers on a translator's error altering the history record of the classic Cinderella narrative.
John Wesley Hyatt developed a roller bearing and the Hyatt roller amid experiments to withstand heavy axle loads and cane mill stresses. His work connected to his broader plastics innovations including coalalloids and billiard ball substitutes, with flexible roller ideas feeding into early bearing design.
Cincinnati authors promote a product called Freezone as a remedy for corns and calluses. A few drops applied to the affected area allegedly relieves soreness and lifts the corn root and all. The small bottle is inexpensive and available at druggists or any drugstore.
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