The Son of Tarzan Continues in Jungle Quest
Tarzan’s son and allies clash with pursuers in a dense jungle as Mereng fights for survival. After a tense struggle with Mathin the revolver wounds bloom, and Mereng escapes toward the river as she dons worn clothes and presses on toward a perilous journey, pursued by hostile forces. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as Mereng vanishes into the jungle and a continuation is promised next week.
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Merleg
Hinson
Lana
Morison Baynes
Weil
Pirie
Menon
Mr. Boyne
Airtel
Mile
Mingus
Ter
Molyhar
Wienor
Matbtha
Mathinn
Toll
Mereng
Mathiln
Merle
Hwann
Frigate Bird Facts From a Historic Natural Ledger
This entry discusses the frigate bird or man of war hawk, a large tropical sea bird with black plumage. It notes immense wingspan, rapid flight, and colonies in tropical regions from Madagascar to Australia, feeding mainly on surface fish and sometimes prey on other seabirds.
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Tropics
Micagascar
Moluccoe
Australia
Ixlands
Old Buildings Preserve Early American Financial Landmarks
Within 20 miles of America’s first English settlement, historic sites mark the era with a townhouse bank housed in America’s oldest custom house at Arlington erected in 115. The scene recalls Yorktown and Cornwallis’s surrender to Washington while two aging banks operate under state and trust laws in two-story old walls.
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Amerie
America
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Arberton
Philadelphia
Hert
Wall Street
Englah Belek
Local Notes From Alma Area Runley Week
Local items recount visits and travels around Alma including Mr and Mrs QP Witeinger at Haw Lake, Levi Pritchard arriving from Diloose, and Dorothy Murphy returning from Bare Lake. Weatherwax moved to Custillac, Law and Chas Carl ill with fever, transfers to Brainerd Hospital noted, and various family visits to Long Lake and St Louis. A fire incident caused entrance throws and minor damage. Bert Culver noted as absent from Alma.
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QP. Witeinger
Haw Lake
Levi Pritchard
Alma
Martie Stinetuff
Devehter
Doris
Chacago Mast
Arthur Murphy
Dorothy
Daria
Bare Lake
Uber
Murphy Cotture
Lafayette Weatherwax
Custillac
Canada
Bas, Modter
John Miller
Long Lake
Modler
Alywee
Turslay
Gaine Fary Vedt
Ralph F. Mk Wall
Bert Culver
Watts
Local Social News Roundup from the Week
Mrs. Chidd Wiley and family hosted a wedding reception for Laurel Mish and Lavi Sudday Saturday evening. Bernard Hunter attended a dance at his uncle’s in Midland County. Mrs. Webb and children traveled to Crystal Lake last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Sunnytown visited the Heytor Smith home Monday. Several families attended Sunday school in Sumper, and many locals hosted visitors this week.
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Chidd Wiley
Nira
Elmet Mohy
Laurel
Lottie Adame
Jackson
Witte Jefe
Geo. Lehane
Pouetl
Teta
Bernard Hunter
Mitland County
Doe Webb
Ohilleon
Jake
Fred Eyes
Ely Wolf
Chas, Smith
Sunntw
Panama Canal Locks and the Slow Rise of the Vessel
The article describes the Panama Canal lock process with ships entering the locks, electric motors guiding the vessel, and water filling the chamber. It notes a dramatic rise and fall of the water, the cloud of bubbles, and the force that pulls ships through before they move under their own power.
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Panama Canal
Gatun
Mardi Gras History and European Carnival Traditions
The piece notes carnival festivities across Europe especially Rome and Naples during Lent start, with Mardi Gras and boeuf gras customs. It recalls Shrove Tuesday and the Mardi Gras parade in New Orleans introduced in 1838 by a French citizen Mr Murighy, featuring roaming masks and broad amusements.
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Iter Cartel
Europe
Rome
Naples
New Orleans
Murighy
Bears and Telephone Pole Mania in Norway Remote Districts
Bears in Norway roam remote districts and climb telephone and power poles. Residents must constantly monitor poles as bears sit on cross bars, swinging with the poles and risking falls. Authorities warn of ongoing risk to lines and public safety.
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Norway
Oldest Crown Jewel a Sapphire in Westminster Shrine
The sapphire of Edward the Confessor, once set in his coronation ring and buried with him in Westminster Abbey, survived the shrine's 14th century opening. It now sits on the cross atop the king's state crown. Legend says St John appeared to the Confessor and the ring was returned after gifting. The stone was famed for curing rheumatism but not used for this recently.
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Edward the Confessor
Bum
Westminster Abbey
St. John
Confessor
The Inconsistent Male as Fashion Votes Declined
A Baltimore Luna quotation notes men complain when wives read newspapers and track events yet ignore fashion votes. The remark contrasts gendered expectations about news consumption and social topics.
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Baltimore Luna
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Prink AL Jeneey Co
Malbihn’s
Financial Institutions
Virginia
Elwell
UTERO
Wright School
Hines
Tratia
Ruthie
Wadib
Dewis
Chirk
Fereiney
Wiley
Arnold Faye
Pamapas
Lsias
AGATE
City Directory
Ralph Bingham
Sawkins Piano CO
Victrola
Saturday Evening Post
Mein St
J. M. Montigel & Son
Alma Record
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