The Son of Tarzan Copyright by Frank A. M
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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1918
Page
3
Tarzan Tale Mixes Ape Aid and Desert Rescue
A scientific expedition rescues a derelict ape and brings it aboard a ship to London where Jack Greystoke befriends the creature. Tarzan enters the tale as king of the jungle and influencer of events. Meriem is kidnapped, Jack is wounded, and Akut aids their escape into the forest.
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Alexis
London
Jack
Lord Greystoke
Torani
Fit
Tarzan
Nope
Tarazun
Akut
Hin
Africa
Janek
Alkut
Pautvitch
Ilife
Meriem
When Thieves Fall Out In The Jungle Tale
Swedes Malbihn and Jenssen bargain with Kovudoo to secure Meriem, a white captive, in a tense village exchange. Meriem pleads for freedom while Korak, missing since the abduction, is believed to be fatefully delayed, as the two attackers edge toward a violent, near-certain rescue attempt.
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Kevadeo
Kovudoo
Malbtha
Koy- Vidon
Malhin
Milithit
Kavadevo
Walt
Milbiin
Jenssen
Kovuloo
Meriem
Malbilin
Rovudoo
Mullotha
Merlem
Mualbihn
Koruk
Malbulin
Mevlem
Malbuin
Amerikan
New Jersey
Kovadov
Mallelbn
Korak
Kornak
Korak Merlem
Malbihu
Maalbihn
Tenssen
Malbido
Malbiha
Duel Ends in Fatal Shootout Between Malbihn and Jenssen
In a violent confrontation Merlem witnesses Malbihn and Jenssen exchange rapid gunfire. Jenssen collapses as Malbihn fires again at point blank range, then kicks the wounded man before addressing Merlem.
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Jenssen
Jenssen Lre
Malbihn
Malblhn
Merlem
Bwana Rescues Meriem and Brings Her Home
Bwana rescues Meriem and takes her to his house where his wife adopts the girl, creating a new family unit and stabilizing Meriem’s future through caretaking and guardianship.
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Bwana
Meriem
Sacrifices of Army Doctor Seen in War Call
Leslie's Weekly warns that about one fifth of U S physicians may need to enroll for military duty if the war lasts another year Most must volunteer as many have families to support Aged 35 to 45 is a critical period in a medical career and loss of two years could ruin practice A Senate bill by Senator Owen seeks higher reserve corps rank to ease financial burdens for volunteer doctors and preserve civil standing
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United States
Leslie
Senate
Owen
How to Keep Your Friends
A Woman's Home Companion piece counsels that genuine friendship rests on real, vital bonds not constant intrusion. It warns against clingy behavior, urges polite boundaries, and emphasizes meaningful interest and a respectful reserve to maintain true connections.
Press Gang at Church Selections For Service in Past
Recounts that early recruitment relied on endurance tests and minimal medical checks. Describes 1596 London method of conscripting a thousand men from churches for Calais resistance, with doors sealed and trained for service to Dover.
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Elizabeth
Calais
London
Dover
Van Eyck Birth Year Conflicting In Old Chronicle
The article notes Jan Van Eyck born in 1386 or 1380 with claims he may have invented oil painting, reflecting historical uncertainty about his birthplace and era.
Good Roads Urged For Farmers Rail Haul Costs
A Wichita Eagle editorial argues rain halts work and hauling, urging better wagon roads to keep fields productive. It notes rain makes roads impassable, farmers cannot haul sericultural products to market except at high cost, and rail and water transport dominate.
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Trurket
Maintaining Roads With Drag A Simple Public Improvement
George B. Harrison writing in Farmers Mall and Breeze explains road dragging as an easy task for any capable person using simple tools. The process smooths puddled earth, drains water, and produces a hard, dust-minimized surface by dragging soon after rain and repeating if needed to build a durable highway.
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George B. Harrison
Farmers Mall
Follow the Good Road to a Prosperous Town
A traveler’s saying urges following the good road to reach a thriving town and fertile farms. The message emphasizes steady progress, prosperous land, and community growth amid rural life.
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Edgar Rice Burroughs
Ty Co
Kovadoo
Malbiiin
Malbiho
Mulbtha
Gold Axen
Kavadoo
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