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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
12
Tarzan scales the temple walls to reach a barred doorway. He frees himself from his headdress, suspects Lucion and a priest’s schemes, and drops into a dim chamber near a gryf lair. The chase begins as the beast’s roar and the priest’s taunts echo through the corridors.
Tarzan flees a enraged imprisoned giyf through a deep corridor to reach a distant subterranean lair. He fears capture while hoping his mate still lives and pressures onward to outpace the beast from the chamber’s black passages.
In a Moonlight passage Sprinkle-Blow and companions pursue clues about Marty Mink Cob Coon and Blackie Baas at Willow-Tree Pool. A gryf confronts Tarzan and dives into yellow water as Wind figures loom. The scene ends with a night shadow and a cliffhanger.
Enoch faces the ghost in a tense encounter on the prairie path. The sight is framed as a spiders web turned ghost and the frightening eyes are imagined by Enoch, who ultimately defeats the spectral figure and learns it was only a night wind and dew glistening on a web.
A Seattle woman recounts severe gastritis and loss of appetite, saying Taniac restored her sleep and strength after months of illness. She reports renewed appetite, better digestion, and energy, and notes she learned of the remedy from a train conversation. Bar Drug Stores in Seattle and other retailers advertise Taniac.
A man and Edith host Dot’s absence with a wary feeling as Mrs Maynard, a nosy upstairs neighbor, visits to gossip about the arrangement. Edith fears the town’s talk while the narrator worries about handling a fretful child and awkward scrutiny.
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