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Newspaper

Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1918

Page

3

Korak and Merlem Meet A Stranger At Jungle Camp

In Chapter X of The Son of Tarzan, a tall gray-eyed stranger rescues Merlem from Malbihn and his crew. He takes her to a distant village, where Merlem, thinking of Korak, forms new bonds with the host family while Korak, wounded and enraged, trails the baboons to find them.

Merion Mallotha Klenlen Jenssen Malbiin Ile Malbilin Meriem Korak Malblin Malhilt Merjen Merlen Nolone Akut M'm Merlem Merlemn Africa Rorak Malbihn Old Kovadoo Bwann Maviri Mallihn Sofari Geeka Hhis Jouar

Tarzan inspired rescue tale with jungle entanglements

A scientific expedition off Africa rescues a human derelict Alexis Poulviteh and an ape named Akut. In London Jack son of Lord Greyatoke, Tarzan’s heir, bonds with Akut and helps in jungle adventures. Akut slays a thief and their party flees to the forest. Merlem is captured and later fate intertwined with alliances and rescue.

Synopsie Alexis Poulviteh London Jack Lord Greyatoke Tarzan Jim Taran Akut Africa Paulviteh Merlem Mathihn Jenssen

Unearthly Was This Music in New York Musical Comedy

A long column on censorship of foreign language publications by the post office department and a press agent’s complaint about a German translation of praise for music. It pivots to a brief remark on railroads shaping Montana’s Judith Basin wheat boom, noting 22 million bushels of wheat grown and 62 million bushels of all grain marketed in the state.

Post Office Department New York Forbes Leslie's Montana A. J. Barling St. Paul Marling Judith Basin St. Paul's States

Teddy Roosevelt Teeth Prompt Laughs At Audience

An elderly churchgoer misidentifies Col. Theodore Roosevelt as a potential advertising dentist due to his famous teeth. The doorman confirms Roosevelt will speak, noting the remark with light humor about the former president’s dental appearance.

Teddy Col Theodore Roosevelt

Whale Meat Featured On San Francisco Hotel Menu

A San Francisco hotel adds whale meat to its menu as a wartime food resource. Portions are large and juicy, seasoned, and priced at 75 cents each. Supplied by a sea product company that has bought property at Moss Landing to establish a packing house. Meat resembles beef in appearance and flavor with no fishy taste.

San Francisco United States Sea Producta Company Moss Landing

New Zealand Wheat Acreage Shortage Reported

A brief note indicates New Zealand wheat acreage is 20 percent short. The report mentions emotional reactions of hope and disappointment linked to the agricultural outlook.

New Zealand

Comfort Baby's Skin With Cuticura Soap and Ointment

Red rough itching skin treated with hot baths using Cuticura Soap and small applications of Cuticura Ointment. Claims to bring baby sleep and mother rest. Free samples available by writing Cuticura Dept X Boston. Soap 25 Ointment 25 and 50 Adv.

Dept. X Boston

A Morning Walk Through a Silent Home

A narrator rises at ten below zero in robe and slippers to face a silent house. He shuffles to the cellar in a tomb like quiet, greets the furnace with “Good morning Fire,” and tends vents and dampers as the furnace looms impassively, a faceless Buddha overseeing the house. From the January Atlantic.

Wiser Than She Knew Child Rolls Doughboard Wisdom

A baby sits on the floor with a penny and a doughboard for Christmas. The child rolls the penny as dough while the father asks what she is doing. The little girl replies she is rolling dough, a moment of innocent insight reported by the Indianapolis News.

Pops Indianapolla News

The General Rule on Kisses Under Mistletoe

The saying suggests that kissing under mistletoe mirrors broader social attitudes. It observes that a person’s behavior under social customs reflects how they would be treated in other contexts, and muses on perspective shaping optimism or pessimism.

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