Tarzan Emerges From Jungle Ordeal In Gatekeeping Duel
Tarzan, raised by apes after his parents' death, endures brutal wounds and a fever while cared for by a compassionate ape mother. He studies books and learns to read, write, and count using bugs as symbols, then asserts his place in the ape tribe during a ritual combat near the dumdum drum. The scene ends as the hunt for a rival gorilla begins.
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Tarzan
The
Ettinks
Bret
Lewis
Eve
Herbiti
eStenree
Sabor
Tantor
Kerchak
Kerebak
Kerchakr
Trustees Notices from Madison Township and Others
Public notices list trustees scheduling weekly office hours at residences or townships. J W Knaure recites hours in Madison, Ernest Kivett in Mill Creek, Benjamin Walls in Jackson, Oliver Stringer in Monroe, D E Etcheson in Floyd, Fred Todd in Marion with days and locations for transact business. Rector is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek Township
Ernest Kivett
Nore
Jackson Township
Benjamin Walls
Oliver Stringer
Monroe Township 1
Bainbridge
D. E. Etcheson
Floyd Township
Fred Todd
Marion Township
Fillmore
Une
Tarzan Among The Apes Leads Kerchak’s Tribe
Tarzan grows within Kerchak’s ape clan amid peril from rivals. The older males reject him while Kala protects him. Tarzan’s youth sees Tublat persistently oppose him until a turning moment when rival enmity ends, leaving him isolated except for occasional violent frenzies.
Chamberlain's Remedy Receives Endorsement by Local Resident
Local resident 8 N Galloway of Stewart SC praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only remedy that gave complete relief from colic and diarrhoea. He recommends it to friends and notes it is available for sale locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
N. Galloway
Stewart S.C
W. M. McGaughey Physician and Surgeon Ad Listed
Dr W M McGaughey is listed as a physician and surgeon with offices in Evans Block at 24 South Jackson Street. Residence at the corner of Bloomington and Seminary streets includes office phone 327 and residence phone 339.
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W. M. McGaughey
Bloomington
Seminary Streets
Evans’ Block
Southackson Street
Evolution Debate Shocks Philadelphia Science Meet
At the University of Pennsylvania gathering of naturalists, Columbia professor T H Morgan challenged evolution as a belief not well founded urging a halt to teaching it. He cited overemphasis on comparative anatomy and theology. Thomas Loeb of Rockefeller discussed life creation experiments and future evolution study. A federated societies vote defended vivisection amid calls for humane animal research. Dr J R Marlin of Cornell described an incubator method to measure infant food needs through air analysis.
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Philadelphia
T. H. Morgan
Columbia University
Bryn Mawr
Doctor Morgan
Morgan
American Society of Naturalists
University of Pennsylvania
Jacques Loeb
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Doctor Loeb
J. R. Marlin
Cornell
White Man's Burden on Tropics Prompts Pan American Bureau
Prof Nathan A Cobb urges the Pan American Union to establish an international bureau of research in the Panama Canal Zone. The bureau would study how whites can adapt to tropical life, food, climate, and health to enable settlement and boost yields, replacing scattered current efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Tropics
Pan American Union
Nathan A Cobb
Department of Agriculture
Panama Canal Zone
International Bureau of Research
Cobb
Wreck Pictures to Be Filed for Railroad Office Use
Altoona Pa quarters are fitted for a photographic department under J T Wallis general superintendent of motive power Pennsylvania railroad. Wrecks locomotives cars rains roadbed improvements and development will be photographed and filed for official use. The camera will replace the eye to ensure no details are missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Motive Power
J. T. Wallis
Pennsylvania Railroad
Good Samaritans Rise In Western Kansas For Neighbors In Need
In western Kansas towns a fraternal aid movement named The Good Samaritans trains to help sick neighbors. Volunteers drill crops and provide meals without dues or rituals, backed by a shared pledge to aid those struck by misfortune. Neighbors assist Ralph McClarin, Verne Parnell, Harvey Rezeau, and Frank Kralik with crops and care.
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Hutchinson, Kas
Kansas
the Good Samaritans
How
Prairies
Ralph McClarin
Verne Parnell
Haviland
Harvey Rezeau
Cullison
Red Men
Rezeau
Frank Kralik
Claflin
Kralik
Farmer Confesses Arson Aimed at Harrison Schoolhouse
Frederick Spreck, a farmer from Lansing Michigan, admits he set fire to the rural Harrison schoolhouse to remove the young teacher from her post so he could propose marriage. He states the motive was to win her approval and secure a match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing, Mich
Frederick Spreck
Harrison
Minister Shocks Banquet With Probing Social Comment
Rev Rufus A White of the People’s Liberal church stirred Chicago meat packers at a $125 000 English banquet at the Congress hotel addressing the toasts on the social side of business He warned against elite captains of industry creating a hopeless class of workers He said collectivism crushes individual initiative and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rufus A. White
People’s Liberal Church
Congress Hotel
Nelson Morris
Edward F. Swift
Lawrence H. Armour
Mr. White
America
White
Packers’ Association
Counterfeit Money Rarity Reported in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh secret service reports a minimal counterfeit problem with seven Indian buffalo nickels found. Banks, transit, and retailers turned up only small sums in three months, and no counterfeit paper currency detected. Officials say Pittsburgh has not joined the nationwide counterfeit nickel flood.
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Pittsburgh
Secret Service
Morris Man
Pittsburgh Railways Company
Bell Telephone
Girl Paid as Laborer on 1912 Highways Payroll
Mary J. Diamond of Kingston testified in the Whitman inquiry into state highway graft that she was listed in 1912 as a laborer at 22 cents an hour under the name M. J. Diamond temporary patrol. She said pay was based on the number of fair days in each month and that Daniel Schoonmaker supervised Ulster county road repairs.
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New York
Mary J. Diamond
Kingston
N. Y
William G. Merritt
Sister
Whitman
John Doe
State Highways Department
M. J. Diamond
Daniel Schoonmaker
Ulster County
Supreme court sustains railroad liability for property depreciation
The Philadelphia cases against Reading railway show the Supreme court refusing the railroad's petition for appeal from the Superior court, thereby upholding the finding that railroads are liable to abutting property owners for depreciation in value due to smoke, noise and related causes. The suits involve properties in a single Philadelphia neighborhood and have broad implications for all railroad companies in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reading Railway
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed in Greencastle Testimony
Greencastle resident W. H. Renick credits Doan's Kidney Pills for years of relief from back and kidney discomfort. The ad notes purchase at Jones Stevens Co. Drug Store, price 60 cents, with Koster Milburn Co. as U.S. sole agents.
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Greencastle
Doan
W. H. Renick
Crown Street
Ind
Jones, Stevens Co
Koster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Commissioners Sale of Valuable Farm Lands in Indiana
Public auction to sell farm lands in Putnam and Morgan Counties Indiana under Ezra Cummings et al vs Samuel Colliver case No 8589. Property includes Cummings farm parcels and will be sold in parcels or as a whole with payment terms 1 3 1 3 1 and 6 per cent mortgage security. Auction date June 25 1914 at 11 AM at Putnam County premises.
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Ezra Cummings
Samuel Colliver
Putnam Circuit Court
Putnam County
Indiana
Putnam and
Morgan Counties
Morgan County
Cummings Farm
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Edgar Rice Burroughs
A. Munsey Company
Lord
Kala
Madison Township
Madison Pownanss
J. W. Knauer
Tarzan Mightiest of the Apes
Tublat
Wales
Evolution Theory
Dr. T. H. Morgan
Good Samaritan
Stenog
Rapher
Lloyd A. Blue
Chamberlain's
Mary E. McCullen
Phelps, N. Y
Hellebon
Paris
London
Hammond
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