Tarzan of the Apes and the Jungle Chase
Tarzan observes Professor Porter and Mr Philander trapped in a tree by Numa the lion and is stealthily guiding a naked giant toward them. The pair are rescued when Tarzan signals their savior and the trio prepare to move south to find their camp in this cliffhanger from a serialized tale.
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Tarzan
Aude
Samuel T. Philander
Ferdinand and Isabella
Spain
Archimedes Q. Porter
Philander
Zoological Garden
Yultergbt
Numa
Torean
Hueky
Professor
Tam
Mr. Philander
Porky Evans
Ark
Mr Philander
Jane
Professor Porter
Tarzan of the Apes
Porter
Mr. Phila
Samuel & Philander
Trustees' Notices and Administrators in Putnam County
Trustees in Madison Jackson Monroe Floyd Marion and other townships set weekly at homes and offices to transact official business. Notice of administration appoints George McHaffie and others as executors for Melville F McHaffie estate. sale expected. bond with Allee firm. Cites courtroom notices and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Tablets.
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Madison Township
Madison Towns
J. W. Knauer
Jackson Township
Benjamin Walls
Floyd Township
Fred Todd
Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of
Indiana
Melville F McHaffie
Beginner Beekeeping Hints for Preventing Swarms and Queen Rearing
The article advises new beekeepers to join bee journals and read standard books, consult local beemen, and attend meetings. It explains preventing swarms by expanding brood-chambers and room, plus two methods to raise queens with brood frames, stressing careful handling to avoid robbing and supercede queens.
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T. M. Barton
Dee
Gine
Ewal
Paper Wardrobe Brings Cedar Fragrance to All Homes
A new invention offers cedar scented paper storage bags that airtight seal to keep dust and dampness out. Each bag preserves garment shape and reduces cleaning and pressing costs, with easy access via a kid friendly clasp.
The Value of Tact in Everyday Life Across Roles
The article extols tact as a priceless gift surpassing health wealth or beauty. It argues tact aids men and women in social and work settings guiding proper speech and action, fostering sympathy with neighbors, and preventing patronizing aid. It cites McCall's Magazine defining tact as an instinctive art and notes training can cultivate it from childhood.
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McCall’s Magazine
Army contract surgeon Rose Ringgold charts field hospital care
Dr Rose Ringgold the only woman contract surgeon in the United States Army wears a divided skirt with a uniform coat when on duty She studies field hospital work and the Japanese hospital corps in the Russo Japanese War now heading to the Philippines for several years of service
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Rose Ringgold
United States
Russia
Miss Hinggold
Philippines
New Army Range Finder Adopted For Weapons
Washington reports the Army Ordnance Department adopts a perfected range finder from the School of Musketry. It measures distances with 2 percent accuracy up to 2800 yards and is issued to infantry, cavalry, and field artillery units, with plans for one per company. The device uses twin prisms and a shared eyepiece to present two images for precise range readings.
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Washington, D. C
School of Musketry
Port Sill
Okla
Army Ordnance Department
Ordnance Bureau
Board of Oteers
Sailor’s Feather Tickles Lead to Narrow Escape
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports a tale of a U S sailor on the California who swallowed a feather causing tickling sensations from mouth to abdomen. An operation revealed the feather in the appendix and a near fatal outcome. In another note British experts doubt Buenos Aires skull finds suggesting prehistoric man until independent confirmation.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
J i. Po
United States
California
Navy
London
Buenos Ayres
Smith Woodward
British Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Odd Will Arrives After Chicago Man Leaps From Temple
Chicago man John Kowinski penned a brief will on a sheet of paper moments before leaping from the eighteenth floor of the Masonic temple. Surgeons say the body was too crushed for dissection to reveal why he pursued crime. The death leap marked the eighth such incident at the temple.
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Chicago
John Kowinski
Masonic Temple
Kowinski
U. S. Plans Spring Probe Into Duck Die-Off
Washington Assistant Secretary Galloway of Agriculture orders a spring investigation into the malady killing wild ducks. The die-off, seen in September and October along the Great Salt Lake marshes, spans four years and has wiped out more than 400 million birds, with annual losses around 1 million dollars.
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Washington
Galloway
Department of Agriculture
Great Salt Lake
Wanted Laughs Before Execution in Trenton
William Diamond was executed in the electric chair in Trenton New Jersey for murder. He reportedly asked for a few more laughs before he died and shouted Let her go as the lethal sentence was carried out.
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Trenton
N. J
William Diamond
Au Neta
Strange Home Of Gats Torn Down In Mississippi Town
In Wesson Mississippi a dilapidated 1840 residence drew hundreds of curious visitors. Demolition revealed 500 stray cats fleeing and a peck of twenty dollar gold pieces on the floor. Some locals linked the find to the Copeland gang era as buyers debated the property.
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Wesson
Miss
Board of Aldermen
WG. Bailey
Tom
Copeland
Bailey
My Worst Foe Husband Designated In Will
Mrs Maude H Neal Williams who died June 19 1915 in Crawley Downs England leaves her husband Charles W Williams one dollar calling him the worst influence that ever came into her life. She also bequeathed sixty dollars to her father George A Neal of Kansas City Missouri one thousand dollars to her mother Lillie Bell Dennis and five hundred dollars to both a brother and sister. The remainder goes to friends.
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New York
Maude Williams
Maude H. Neal Williams
Crawley Downs
England
Charles W. Williams
George A Neal
Kansas City
Lillie Bell Dennis
Duty of Trains to Wake Sleeping Passengers Upheld
A court ruled it is not the duty of train men to wake sleeping passengers. The suit for damages filed after a traveler was carried past his station was dismissed. the crew did all required by calling the station and stopping the train. Only Pullman berth occupants might have a case.
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Louisville
Harvard Bureau Offers Free Legal Aid in Cambridge
Cambridge residents can receive free legal advice and attorney services from Harvard Law School students. The Harvard Bureau, staffed by 25 students with a mix from the third and second year classes, provides both practice experience for future lawyers and aid to the poor of the city.
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Harvard Bureau
Cambridge
Harvard
Law School
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