Tarzan and Werper clash in jungle treasure trap
Lieut Albert Werper hides in the jungle after killing his captain and schemes to kidnap Lady Greystoke. Tarzan survives memory loss and battles thieves and priests while a vault collapses trapping both men. Werper escapes with diamonds as Tarzan resumes life as a wild man.
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Albert Werper
Achmet Zek
Jane
Tarzan
Lord Greystoke
Werper
Jules Frecault
Greystokes
Opar
Greystoke
Lady Greystoke
Mugambi
Tarzan of the Apes
Tarzan and La escape Opar ritual as Tantor charges
In a jungle siege at Opar Tarzan endures bonds and a martyr’s fate. La of Opar, torn between love and duty, falters before a sacrificial rite. Tarzan summons Tantor the elephant, and they flee high into the trees as the furious bull storms the camp.
La of Opar Faces Tarzan in Jungle Diplomacy
Tarzan persuades La and her priests to return to Opar while avoiding further bloodshed. The high priest resists due to jealousy over La’s love for Tarzan, prompting a tense council as another priest steps forward to speak.
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Tarzan
Opar
Tantor
Sheeta
Tarzan of the Apes
Misquoted Snippets Unravel Social Scenes and Jabs
Snippets from a Boston Transcript and Adv. On Trial echo social norms and tempers. A postal card to Brooklyn Be signals sample requests. A judge remarks on language and a taunt about a car's make. Witty asides on marriage and pay day sweetness thread the piece.
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Garfield Tea
Brooklyn
Doctor Pierce's Invalids' Hotel and Medical Advisers
The Buffalo institution known as Doctor Pierce's Invalids' Hotel offers modern sanitarium care and surgery facilities. Founded by Dr. Pierce, it promoted the Medical Adviser book and operates a free medical correspondence service with confidential letters and affordable medicines mailed to patients.
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America
Doctor Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
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