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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1921

Page

3

Tarzan the Terrible chapter excerpt

An Edgar Rice Burroughs novel sample details an ape man cataloging walls and ornate handicrafts in a residence and noting luxury touches. The scene references stonework marble bowls and vases crafted by skilled artisans as part of the apartment’s atmosphere.

Tarzan Faces Trial Amid Paluldon Court Conspiracy

Tarzan travels to the throne room as Ludon the accuser and Lu-don the judge clash with Kotan over who chairs justice. The apeman offers to be tried by Ludon, but Kotan resists. the temple is proposed as the proper arena for verdicts in this palace church dispute.

Kotan Ludon Tarzan Jaden Ko-tan Tarman Jadon Ladon Paluldon

Tarzan Faces Dudley High Priest in Temple Trial

Tarzan continues his haggling with Ladon the high priest as Ludon and Kotan marshal evidence in a dramatic temple scene. A newborn on the western altar and Wardon the Kor-ul-lul slave are brought forward as proof that Tarzan is not the son of Jad-ben-Otho, while enslaved Panatlee awaits her reveal as witness in the tense confrontation.

Katan Tarzan Kotan Ludon Jad Ben Otho Jad-ben-Otho Ladon La-don Dar-ul-Otho Jad-ben- Otho Ko-tan Lu-don Laidon Wardon Kor-ul-lul Kor-ulla Jaden Jadon Panatlee

Superstition and ignorance in frontier talk

A father explains superstition to Peggy and David, noting that ignorance breeds fear of cemeteries, moons and spiders. He contrasts common superstitions with the Indians and the starry pioneers, especially Enoch Anderson, who believed himself free from superstition.

Enoch Anderson

Ghost of the Enchanted Prairie Tale of Enoch's Bold Crossing

The tale recalls Enoch's level headed bravery as he warned of an Indian attack in Umpqua country and chose a perilous 60 mile route across the haunted prairie despite ghosts and war bands. Indigenous legends say hundreds of restless spirits haunt the area each night.

Confessions of a Husband Plays Out Jealousy at Recital

In a domestic scene, dot plans to attend a violin recital with another man, George, prompting the husband George to confront jealousy. The arrangement includes Dot staying with Bobbie, Edith visiting, and a tense exchange about trust and choices for the evening. The husband ultimately yields, denying jealousy.

Dot Bobbie David Goliath George Strabinoff Edith

Fox Breeding Drives Rise in Captive Silver-Black Population

About five thousand silver-black foxes are being bred in captivity across the United States. The program aims to expand fur production and genetic lines, with farms reporting steady growth and new facilities opening to meet demand.

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