Tarzan Terrible Tracks Panat Lee In Jungle Clash
Tarzan recovers from captivity with the Kor ul lul, frees himself, and pursues Panat-lee after a clash with Omar’s forces. He scales cliff pegs, defeats threats, and follows Panat-lee’s trail toward a new cave as Kor ul gryw alarm blares.
Tarzan Aids Panatlee Against Tor-odon Attack
Panatlee dreams of danger in Kor ul gryf cave as a Tor odon seizes her hair. Omar’s ally Tarzan reveals himself as Om ar’s friend and plans a counter against the beastly foe while Panatlee awaits a chance to strike. The duel erupts as both foes clash in moonlit gorge.
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Tarzan OF the Apes
Africa
Congo Free State
Obergatz
Ger I
Tarzan
Ta-Den
Omat
Ko-Tan
O-loa
Bu-Lot
Fear
Pan-At-Lee
Es-sat
Om-at
Sang
Tar
Pan-atlee
Panatlee
Omar
Panat Lee
Panat-lee
Gund
Kor-ul-ja
Tor Odon
Panathee
Pal-ul-don
Thunder and Spring Spark A Raining Sky Tale
In the Seattle Star 1921 narrative, Howly Thunder and Jumpy Lightning terrorize, while Sprinkle Blow schemes to trap them. Nancy and Nick aid, rain falls heavily, and Sam Snake and Tarzan-like clashes unfold as creatures anticipate spring and corn planting. (Continued Tomorrow)
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Mr. Sprinkle Blow
Nancy
Nick
Thore
Sprinkle-Blow
Sam Snake
Howly
Sam
Chip Chipmunk
Tillie Toad
Bill Blackbird
Cobe Coon
Chris Crow
Robin
Bluebird
Seattle Star
Mount Rainier Legends Through Early Explorers
A family conversation recalls early accounts of Mount Rainier from 1792 when Captain George Vancouver named it and from later visits by Dr. Tolmie Theodore Winthrop and Henry Longmire. Indigenous names, fears of the mountain’s spirits, and ties to Seattle settlement frame the mount’s lore.
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Longmire
Mary Longmire Beach
George Vancouver
England
Mount Rainier
Admiral Rainier
Vancouver
Tolmie
Herba
Hudson Bay Company
Fort Vancouver
Theodore Winthrop
Natches Pass
Tehoma
Seattle
Henry Longmire
Plains
Natchez Pass
Yelm Prairie
Pegg
Confessions of a Husband and a Ill Child
A narrator watches his wife Dot care for their feverish son Bobbie as doctors race to save him. Financial strain from mounting bills looms while the man contemplates confessing a Sunday secret about Edith, yet hesitates to burden Dot during the child's illness.
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Bobbie
Dr. Harris
Dot
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Idan
Infan
Tar- Zan
Kor-ul-lul
Tarman
In-tan
Ownner
Lin
Tarsan
Taden
Targan
Korul-gryf
THE
Tor-O-Don
BY Allman
Tom
Freckles
BY Blosser
OM Roy
TAG Uad
BY Ahern
Everett True
Johnson
Toredon
Jack Frost
Sei Pele
Mabel Cl
Tahoma Memories
Mother Dear
David
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Edith
Opportunity
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