Tarzan the Terrible continues with peril and plots
In this installment Tarzan faces a treacherous plot at Alur as panicked guards pursue him. Jane Clayton endures menace from Obergatz while she uses cunning to survive and protect herself in the jungle night.
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Pan-eat
Privat
Aguin
Pan-sat
Aiur
Lu-don
Ludom
Mosar
Luin
Tarzan
Alur
Tarzan Con
Apeman
Liden
Pris
Doings of the Duffs and the Gift of Dawn
A lone woman awakes to fear as a suspected killer returns to her shelter. Blood tracks by the Jgg bal lul shore lead from the tree where she spared a man. Her dream of safety dissolves into dread as she contemplates the possible consequences and the impact on her fragile world.
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Jadindul
Adventures of the Twin Scramble
A dark sky puzzles Scramble Squirrel as a mysterious vast roving object roars through the trees. He clings to a grape vine swing while the scene hints at danger and a cliffhanger ending. Copyright 1921 Seattle Star.
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Scramble Squirrel
Ramantha
Scramble
Seattle Star
The Promised Story of the First People and the Tall Corn
David and Peggy hear two Indian legends from Mrs. Bartlett in their own language. A far earth before humans, red men dwell underground, corn grows to giants, and an old squaw climbs a miraculous stalk seeking meaning from the Great Spirit.
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Dians
Mrs. Bartlett
The Woman's Experience in Lowell Testimonial
Mrs Elizabeth Smart of Lowell Massachusetts describes anemia since sixteen, fainting with chores, but after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she regained strength and had a normal healthy birth. She credits the product with renewed energy and reliability in daily tasks.
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Lowell, Mass
Wao
Lydia
Izabeth Smart
Lowell
Mass
When A Woman Tells By Ruth Agnes Abeling
Helga Sorenson breaks with a moneyed suitor and accepts a career offer. She seeks a social secretary post with Mrs John Ames while a charming but idle man named Tom tries to guide her path. Helga weighs truth against illusion as fate in social circles looms.
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Helga Sorenson
Mra
John Amen
Philip Ames
Helga
Tom
Goodby
John Ames
Reader's note from Seattle reflects on central district life
A local note references J Brown at 106 Columbia Street and a lifelong link to Seattle's central area. The writer mentions reading an article in Saturday's Star and recalls over twenty years of belonging to the community.
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Seattle
Caneina: Dentral
Neat
Star
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Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tarzan the Terrible
Copreight
CG McClure & Co
Mowar
Hav
Tu-lur
Ludon
Pan
Tolur
Adlur
Tulur
Tarsan
Jane Clayton
Obergate
You
Erich Obergatz
Jane
Obergatz
Sho
Adil Dfense
BY Allman
Freckles
BY Blosser
Ove Ben
Bez
BY Ahern
Raisn Ushellac
TUE Nut Bros
Ches & Wal
Everett True
Trose JO
Cront
John Son I
Bee
The
David
Peggy
Ruth Agnes Abeling
Beatle Star
Afelya Sorenson
J. Browr
Columbia St
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