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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1921
Page
12
A narrative excerpt follows Ludon the high priest and a warden seeking freedom via a temple claim. Tarzan, guided by his Warden escort, climbs a wall into a secluded palace garden with artificial streams and exotic flora, investigating the area for clues and access to his long quest.
A surreal scene unfolds as Sprin kle Blow and Nancy and Nick ride a magic umbrella to a Dense Fog barrel and land near a plum tree where Tarzan meets Hodon guards and a Wation slave. Fleet Fox and Chris Crow appear as Cutie the rabbit plots escape as the fog is released. Be continued.
Tarzan tours the Pal-ulden temple treasures and a grim ritual, questions the priesthood, and learns the god Jad-ben-Otho may accept gifts for mercy. He witnesses captives and, after a tense night, seeks his own lodging while a slave hints at a hidden truth about his origins.
A child Peggy receives a personal letter read aloud by David. The note, dated in 1887, recounts a father living alone in a Decatur area shack by the beach, his initial experiences, and a simple daily life, ending mid-sentence.
A man awake at midnight fires a gun aiming at a skunk on his door sill. The shot hits an old wash boiler instead, ending his first encounter with the animal. He spends the rest of the night outdoors on an old stump and vows to rebuild the next day. Peggy and David discuss the tale as Margaret narrates it.
A husband and wife discuss moving to the suburbs to save on summer travel and fund a car, plus inviting guests. She cites Edith and George’s influence and a job boost for him, while he questions the necessity of seeing them. The scene ends with unresolved tensions and a cliffhanger about honesty between them.
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