Tarzan Joins Omar in Kor-ul-ja Hunt for Pan-at-lee
Tarzan and Ta-den ally with Omar, new gund of Kor-ul-ja, after Omar dethrones Essat and vows safety for strangers. They plan to search for Pan-at-lee, with Om ar and Ta-den joining Tarzan and Od an to track her to her cave and recover her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo Free State
Obergatz
Tarzan
Ta-Den
Fai OF the Apes
Africa
Tan
Loa
Lot
Om-at
San-At-Lee
Es-sat
Pan-at-lee
Taden
Gundbar
Essat
Omar
Omat
Kor Ul-Ja
Panatiee
Panat Iee
Kor-ullul
Kor-ubja
Korul-ja
Gund
Guad
Besat
Panatlee
Abon
Jad Ben Otho
Ho-don
Panatree
Inmad
Odan
Kor-ul-jia
Insad
Doings of the Duffs Hunt for Panatlee in Pal-ul-don
Tarzan joins Omar and Inenad in a cave chase as Panatlee fled to the cliff summit. Tarzan uses pegs and scent to track the trail while Omar gathers climbing gear and debates time with the ape man. The party plans a staggered ascent to secure Panatlee and guard their path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odan
Inenad
Omar
Tarzan
Panatlee
Essat
Ikkeener
Kala
Taden
Adventures of the Twin: Maple Sap Heist and Jungle Chase
The tale follows Nancy and Chick chasing a suspected thief among Maple-Tree Flat residents, with Tarzan guiding clues as they trail a red tailed suspect. Will Woodpecker reappears, Will is accused, and a dramatic cliffhanger ends with a crash as the chapterPersists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Chick Chickaree
Chick
Scramble Squirrel
Scramble
Dawn
Munchie Mouse
Maple-Tree Flata
Nick
Will Woodpecker
Will
Tahoma Legend Told by M H Saylor in Oregon Native Sons
A Seattle page presents a legend about Mount Rainier also called Tahoma. Purser M H Saylor befriends a silent Puyallup Indian aboard a Puget Sound steamer. The old man reveals that Tahoma is the Great Spirit’s mountain and shares a long tale of Do-ce-wallops choosing to marry both Tahoma and Metla-ko, the goddess of the Columbia salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Native Sons
Mr. Saylor
Tarzan and Jad Guru Readiness Before Uncertain Fate
Tarzan and Jad Guru reach the verandah ready to face whatever may follow the sunlit moment atop the eastern horizon. Omar stands nearby as Pan-at-lee watches a distant thorn-crowned ridge, waking him to events that may unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarzan
Omar
Pan-at-lee
Confessions of a Husband in a Sunday Park Meeting
The narrator encounters Edith while taking Bobbie to the park and discusses George and Mr Salt. Edith defends marital freedom as rumor hints at jealousy while the narrator admits love for Bobbie and contemplates possible consequences. A stranger compliments Edith and remarks on her child.
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Bobbie
Edith
George
Mr. Salt
United States
Turkey
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Edgar Rice Burroughs
Tarzan the Terrible
A. C. McClerk & Co
Tar
Mad Bulla
Viselike
Two
Tarkin
Mer
Kor
Es-rat
BY Allman
Tom
Freckles
BY Blosser
Gee
BY Ahern
Ches & Wal
Dwwaing Bite Zoo
Wingry Ostrich
Orkieep
Window Doctor
Everett True
Othe
Farmer Smith
Seattle Star
Seattle
Peggy
Motherdear
M. H. Saylor
Puget Sound
Dian
Rainier Or
Tacoma
Tain
Do-ce-wal-lops
Whalee
Tahoma
Met-la-ko
Columbia River
R.emain
Confessions of A
Husband
Tween
Sally
Brunet
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