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Newspaper

Greencastle Herald

Location

Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1914

Page

3

Tarzan of the Apes opens with Kala's death and Tarzan's rise

Tarzan witnesses Kala killed by Kulonga a Black Mbonga warrior and vows vengeance. He battles through the jungle to intercept Kulonga while learning of a mysterious hairless ape with feathers who killed Kala. The scene ends as Tarzan declares his fierce claim to power.

Lord Greysprant Kala Tarzan Tublat Bull Lord Greystoke Tarzan of the Apes Tiis Tarz Kerchak Greystoke Sabor Kulonga Mbonga Kalonga Kulouga Kala Turolng Wother Taraan Bara Sup

Trustees Notices Consolidate Madison Mill Creek Jackson and Floyd Townships

Trustees in Madison Mill Creek Jackson Monroe Floyd and Marion Townships post schedule for weekly office business. J W Knauer Krivet at residence in Madison on Mondays and Fridays. Knest Kvett at home in Mill Creek on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Benjamin Walls at Jackson Township office daily. Oliver Stringer at residence on Tuesdays and Saturdays. D E Etcheson at Bainbridge Wednesdays. Rector at Marion residence Fridays and Fillmore Tuesdays.

Madison Township J. W. Knauer Mill Creek Township Kknest Kivett Jackson Township Benjamin Walls Oliver Stringer Monroe Township Bainbridge D. E. Etcheson Floyd Township Marion Township Fillmore

The Albatross Wonder of the Southern Seas

The albatross is a large flying seabird with a 10 to 12 foot wingspan, long narrow wings, a distinctive bill, and a life spent mostly at sea. It feeds on cephalopods and scraps, soars without frequent wing beats, and is rarely seen north of Tampa Bay according to Nature and Science in St. Nicholas.

Coleridge Mother Carey Pacific Atlantic Tampa Bay Ashes St. Nicholas

Ring with a History Retrieved From Armada Era

A gold enamel signet ring once owned by the vicar general of the Spanish Inquisition passed to Captain William Nevill aboard a Queen Elizabeth ship after he captured a Spaniard. The 16th century ring bears a heraldic shield and emerald, selling for 828 dollars reflecting its naval link.

William Nevill

Grow Tall in the Country observations

Doctor Deniker notes urban life tends to stunt height while rural environments foster growth. Over the past fifty years, several European populations show increased stature away from large cities. Urban influences correlate with smaller gains in height.

Deniker

Masal Warriors Stand Still to Meet Charging Hon Lions

Rev. Dr. W. B. Rainsford cites Masal tales of ancient combat where warriors froze as charging Hon approached. Movement promised death while immobility left the lion to wait, until the spearman’s single chance to strike.

Hans W. 8. Rainsford

Mammoth and Mastodon Heights and Friswell Flight Prize

The Westminster Gazette notes Mr. F A Lucas claims the imperial mammoth stood 13 to 1312 feet tall, taller than the mastodon. It also reports Mr Charles Friswell offering £500 to an aviator who stays stationary over a spot for one minute, noting the feat would require overcoming gravity.

F. A. Lucas Charles Friswell

Work for the Young Man and Seek Honest Labor

A motivational exhortation encourages young men to rise, find a place, and set hands to honest work. It cites a Spanish maxim about the value of energy, warning that losing energy harms more than wealth or friends.

Army and Navy Health Record Typhoid Immunization Victory

The army finished 1913 with only two typhoid cases among 80 000 plus personnel. The navy had seven authentic cases among 60 000, with four linked to a tropical post where vaccine failed. Vaccination cut annual typhoid rates from about 260 per thousand in 1910 to near zero in 1913, while some scientists warned it could raise tuberculosis risk. Army surgeons dispute this, affirming the protective effect.

Washington Army China Navy Blue Public Health Service

Cried Eyes Out Says Wife In Court Over Separation

Mrs Mathilda A Pape sues Adolphus D Pape in New York Supreme Court seeking alimony pending trial. She describes eleven years of marriage filled with sarcasm and claims a surgical tear-duct operation was performed to stop her crying. She cites her husband’s income as at least 10 000 dollars.

New York Papera Mathilda A Pape Supreme Court Adolphus D Pape

Skunk Named Noble Animal in Conservation List

Washington reports the Department of Agriculture classifies the skunk as of great economic importance and a protected natural resource. The agency notes that skunks are destructive underground pests hard to control but acknowledges the species faces ruthless slaughter.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Jealous Federal Letter Case Ends In Fine

Siegel F Hayden a rural mail carrier from Hammond Indiana was jailed after admitting he opened a letter addressed to his sweetheart Miss Mabel Wimple. Hayden pleaded guilty claiming curiosity drove him to read the missive. He received a ten dollar fine in federal court.

Chicago Uncle Sam Siegel F. Hayden Hammond Ind Mabel Wimp Hayden

Philadelphia Scientist Opposes Eugenics Legislation

Philadelphia professor R G Harrison told the American Society of Nature Uists banquet at the Hotel Walton that eugenics laws should be avoided. He urged governing marriage by personal choice and argued for broader education to breed better people.

Philadelphia R. G. Harrison American Society of Nature Uists Walton

Woman and Her Dear Friends The Copycat at the Matinee

A woman notices Leone Fletcher wearing an identical bow hat as hers and accuses her of copying. The bracelet-bearing friend recalls Leone’s earlier flirtations with Dick, and a planned golf outing becomes a snare, while Leone insists she is always ready to depart.

Leone Fletcher Williner Leone Brown Dolly Dick Allank

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in Greencastle

Greencastle resident W. H. Renick of 1011 Crown Street affirms Doan's Kidney Pills ease kidney ache and back pain. The testimonial notes long term family use and recommends purchasing from Jones Stevens Co. Drug Store with United States agents Milburn Co Buffalo.

Greencastle Doan W. H. Renick Crown Street Ind Jones, Stevens Co Huster Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Commissioners Sale of Valuable Farm Lands

The commissioner in Ezra Cummings et al versus Samuel Colliver case No 8689 will sell at public auction on June 25 1914 at 11 oclock at Putnam County Indiana the Cummings farm properties in Putnam and Morgan Counties Indiana including specified sections and parcels in townships 12N range 3W and 12N range 2W. Terms: one third cash one third in six months and one third in twelve months bearing a percent interest secured by mortgage. cash option available. For details contact Lloyd A Blue Commissioner Quincy Indiana. R R 2 Hays Murphy Attys Greencastle Ind. 21 Wkly June 5 Posters.

Ezra Cummings Samuel Colliver Putnam Circuit Court Putnam County Indiana Putnam and Morgan Counties Morgan County Range Cummings Farm Lloyd A Blue Quincy Ind R. R Hays & Murphy, Attys Greencastle

Indigestion Relief Reported by Mrs McCullen

Mrs Mary E McCullen of Phelps New York credits Chamberlains Tablets with quick relief from long standing indigestion and constipation. After several weeks of use she states she was tired of the complaint and no longer suffers. Sold by all dealers.

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