Korak and Meriem Escape as Tantor Breaks Free
In a jungle village siege, Korak is bound for a stake when Tantor the elephant roars into the palisade and frees him. Meriem and Baynes flee on horses through the breach, pursued by armed locals, counting on the night trail northward.
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Meriem
Mieriem
Korak
Tantor
Baynes
Bwana
Morison Baynes
Merlem
Tigat
Korark
Palisade
Hon. Morison
Mr. Baynes
Seine
Tarzan Returns Chapter XVII Seeks Korak in Jungle
Meriem plans to reunite with Korak as Baynes recovers from a wound and Bwana heads into the jungle. Meriem tracks Tantor to Korak and signals him, but Tantor shields his comrade with a warning trunk. The scene ends with Korak and Meriem reunited, danger looming as the chapter continues.
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Tantor
Korak
Hier
Meriem
Mertem
Women Run Own Exchanges In Local Markets
The Woman's Home Companion notes exchanges run by women in rooms or shops with paid saleswomen and bookkeepers. Expenses include rent, salaries, utilities, and postage, funded by consignor fees of 2 to 5 dollars, commissions of 10 to 25 percent, and dues or donations from managers.
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Board of Managers
Andover Students Sharpshooters
Andover academy used basements for rifle ranges with about 400 boys in military training before the war. Now military drill dominates school life as parental objections fade and rifle practice leads the way in prep for wider war efforts.
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Andover
Andover Academy
Raise Bamboo in South Promises Nationwide Plantings
Oriental timber bamboo has reached heights of 25 feet in northern Florida and Louisiana and can now produce goods comparable to China and Japan. A quick propagation method enables large scale supply of young plants to establish extensive bamboo belts from the Carolinas to California where moisture and affordable land permit cultivation.
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Florida
Louisiana
China
Japan
Carolinas
California
Nativity and spread of the peach tree through history
The peach tree, native to Persia and China, reached Italy under Rome’s Claudius, was grown in Europe by 1550 and reached America around 1680. Its name derives from Persico. Ancient sources recount suspicion of the fruit. The Chinese lore includes a tree of knowledge and a tree of immortality. Also noted is a recent Auckland egg import: 100,000 dozen eggs from California sold at 54 cents per dozen.
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Persia
China
Italy
Claudius
Europe
America
Persico
Pliny
Egypt
Wellington
New Zealand
California
Jesus Resurrection Focused Lesson and Apostolic Hope
A church lesson outlines Mary Magdalene and others at the tomb, the angelic message of Jesus risen, and appearances to Mary, two followers on the Emmaus road, and the eleven. It emphasizes faith, witness, and the Great Commission as core for early Christian assurance of immortality.
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Christ
I Corinthians
I Thessalonians
Jesus
Ministry of Love
Mary Magdalene
James
Salome
Jesus of Nazareth
Nazareth
Peter
Galilee
Cfalilee
Mark
Mary
Emmaus
Luke
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Frank &. Munsey
Edcar Rice Burroughs
Meriemere
Amnba
Tarzan
Inprev ED Unicsm International
P. B.pfitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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