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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1914
Page
3
The text recounts Tarzan's struggle against Kerchak in a savage jungle duel. Tarzan confronts the ape leader with knife in hand after distant family tragedy, using intellect and force to outmaneuver the foe and claim dominance among the apes.
Tarzan grapples Terkoz in a brutal hand to hand struggle amid a basking tribe. The ape king’s fangs threaten Tarzan as the struggle tilts toward a life and death hold. Tarzan asks Terkoz to surrender, weighing tribe fate against his own liberty.
A fragment depicts a victorious figure roaring through a forest, claiming dominion as a youthful leader, with the line detailing the vanquished foe and the ascent to kingship among apes.
Notices list trustees detailing weekly locations to transact office business in Madison, Jackson, Monroe, Floyd and Marion townships, and an administration notice announcing Melville F. Melia t h ie’s estate probate and solvent status with executors George McHaffie Samuel O. McHaffie Ernest F. McHaffie. Beav er Dam Ohio reader testimonial for Chamberlains Tablets.
The Judge of the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana appoints Riley Allen as Administrator of the estate of George Lewis Allen deceased. Dated June 6 1914. Wm M Sutherlin Attorney at Law to prove June 12.
A western Minnesota farm building designed by F. L. Marsh integrates grain storage water supply and power. The two story plan includes a warm cement basement with an air pressure water tank, a bucket elevator, multi-bin grain storage, and rooms for cleaning grinding shelling and a cream separator. Shafting links pulleys to operate elevator grinder shelter fanning mill churn pump and washing machine with room for a second water tank and cistern feed.
Advice on improving adhesives with chalky additives and making cheap paints from borax solutions. Instructions cover weed control by pulling and burning, removing dead stalks, sun-warming potting soil, transplanting shrubs during ripening foliage, watering chrysanthemums sparingly, pruning buds for larger blooms, and storing sand soil gravel and manure. It also covers sowing pansy seeds, using cold frames, and timely plant transplants for next season blooms.
A boy and father discuss avoiding violence and promoting arbitration over fighting. The boy asks if they should arbitrate the upcoming after dinner punishment, noting that arbitration is widespread in modern life. The exchange emphasizes peace and voluntary settlement.
An East Side theater urchin is seen nibbling at a large sandwich during rehearsals. He eats in small bits of pickle and meat, resealing the sandwich after each bite, then responds when challenged that the sandwich is not his.
Dick Robinson entertains friends with a holiday tale at the club. An enemy mocks the line the evening wore on. Dick responds with a dry joke that it was the close of a summer day.
Silas paid the judge five dollars and the horse to settle a fine of two hundred seven dollars in a terse exchange.
Fruit trees grown with poultry mature earlier and bear sooner while trees provide windbreaks and shade. The field should be weeded after cultivation and a skilled worker can earn 3 to 10 dollars daily removing large weeds from corn.
Charles Austin Bates recalls a western streetcar ad praised as strikingly original. The card claimed a picky customer rode beneath it but showcased a stylish dresser and invited readers to try the Good Style Stores. It attracted attention and laughter, per Bates' address on advertising.
A Chicago News item quotes a humorous exchange about a women's club with a sign reading No Admittance Except on Business. The dialogue frames the club as a social space where “everybody’s” business is attended to.
The article argues that modern agriculture relies on outside markets and global trade. Farmers must monitor world prices, buy and sell year round, and maintain intellectual and social engagement via daily mail, journals, and books. It claims the rural world radius has greatly expanded.
Articles of incorporation adopted by the Utah Good Roads Association at a Salt Lake City meeting. Joseph B. Perry elected president, P. Bigelow vice president, and I. L. Reynolds secretary. A national aid stance and a Brownlow good roads plank in Congress are favored. Plan to build a state road from Salt Lake City to Ogden with county auxiliary groups and maps being prepared by Davies County Commissioners. State law requires half the cost from state funds. capitalists and automobilists pledge generous support to finance the project.
The passage describes strong push for road improvement nationwide led by good roads associations, state officials, and the automobile industry. It notes public education campaigns and press support helping to build opinion for early, vigorous road work and its positive effect on legislation.
A farmer sues authorities in Washington County Pennsylvania for loss after failing to deliver contracted produce due to bad roads. He argues roads funded by taxes should be passable. compares to 20 hour New York to Chicago train delays where passengers are refunded for missed schedules. He frames the case as a matter of justice and public policy.
Three hundred Berlin streets host forty four thousand trees valued near forty thousand pounds. About a thousand gardeners and assistants tend them. A German brings to America a circus of trained ants performing somersaults wake pyramids dance wrestle and fence.
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