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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1921
Page
3
Refreshed by food and rest Tarzan moves toward Alur and the city’s limestone hills. The jungle’s beauty holds little appeal beyond prey, while Tarzan admires nature’s creative power as he observes outlying buildings carved from stone. Excavation and construction methods shape the village’s appearance.
Tarzan enters the Hodon city of Alur posing as Jad ben Otho’s emissary from Jad-ben-Otho. He moves toward Kotan, king of Paluldon, passing curious warriors and a grand palace perched beside a blue lake. He leverages godlike authority to advance his plan and garners wary awe from guards and locals.
In the pulp tale excerpt Tarzan is presented with Ko-tan and Dak-lot in Pal-ul-don where trust and doubt mingle atop a pyramid. Chris Crow hunts for a tiny rabbit Cutie Cottontail as night provisions loom, while Bird friends observe cautious loyalties. Continued next issue.
In Chapter 4 Olaqua and his wife prepare to descend to a cleansed earth. A plan to cut down the magic tree leads to the great tree crashing, killing snakes and beasts while vultures and rattlesnakes entwine. The scene sets up continued mythic narration.
A husband confronts mounting bills as illness drains savings. He seeks help from a real estate firm to delay rent while promising to pay by the 15th. He weighs pawned valuables or a loan to cover essentials, hinting at deeper financial strain. To Be Continued.
Maurice Browne and Ellen Van Volkenburg present The Philanderer at The Cornish on Harvard Avenue. Season runs July with Thursday and Sunday evenings at 8 1 2 and Saturday matinee at 2 30. Tickets priced 6 848 plus war tax. Box office hours 1 to 9 p m.
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