Tarzan of the Apes Finds Letter Hidden By Jane Porter
Tarzan discovers Jane Porter's letter aboard the Mbonga camp tale of mutinies, treasures, and jungle peril. He later writes Tarzan of the Apes on Jane's signature, while aiding the group with game and food, and longs to meet the stranded English party.
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Jane Porter
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Tarzan
Tarzan of the Apes
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Professor Porter
Samuel T. Philander
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Tom Corwine to Appear on Lincoln Chautauqua Program
Frederick E. Hopkins, pastor of Pu trim Congregational Church in Chicago, praises Tom Corwine as original and entertaining. He notes Corwine imitates no one and avoids old, overused stories. Corwine will perform on the Lincoln Chautauqua program in the city on the second day, afternoon only.
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Lucile Price
Price Concert Company
Waverly Waverly Way
Lincoln Chautauqua
Frederick E. Hopkins
Putrim Congregational Church
Chicago
Tom Corwine
Panama Pacific Lecturer Shares Panama Canal Tale
The Panama canal completion becomes the focus of a major Panama Pacific lecture. Frank Geno Brainerd, praised by Fort Scott Daily Tribune, will present photographs and a graphic, illustrated account of the enterprise, its origins, and key figures.
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Panama Canal
Puedtte Coast
California
Frank Geno
Mirth lecturer Mr McClary to appear at Lincoln Chautauqua
The Saskatoon Review notes Mr Thomas McClary delivered a cheerful talk on the ministry of mirth at Yo MoCLA. His humor and optimistic view on health, happiness, and life drew a receptive audience. He will join Lincoln Chautauqua events with a seven piece University Players orchestra performing beforehand.
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Yo Mocla
Saskatoon
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Singh
Lincoln Chautauqua
University Players
Price Concert Company Delights 1500 in Missouri Spirit
Lafayette Bliss praises the Price Concert Company's program drawing 1500 attendees in Missouri for a Lincoln Chautauqua appearance. The reviewer commends the band's versatile and popular show and urges a return engagement. The event occurs on the Lincoln Chautauqua program in Virginia.
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Independent School District
Virginia
Minn
Lincoln
Ruins of Quarai Revealed as Spanish Mission Site
Excavations by the School of American Archaeology at Santa Fe uncover Quarai's long abandoned 17th century Spanish mission. The site reveals a former monastery and church, extensive fortifications, and at least fifteen terraced houses with hidden kivas. The project aims to map the Indian town and the Spanish settlement for public display.
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Tuyongi
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Rio Grande Valley
School of American Archaeology
Manzano Mountains
New Mexico
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Why a dairy separator is needed on every farm
A farm dairy advocate lists seven reasons to adopt a cream separator. Benefits include saving time and labor, easier cream transport, reduced waste, better feed value from skim milk for calves and pigs, and improved butter quality and returns from stock.
Device to Stop Cow From Milking Herself
A man describes a home made apparatus using cords and wooden sticks to wrap around a cow’s neck. He explains threading the sticks and knots to prevent the animal from reaching its flanks and claims it has stopped the milking and saved butter.
Intensive Dairy Farming Across Acres and Cows
The piece argues a dairy farm can support one cow per two acres on fertile land using a three crop rotation: corn, clover hay, and peas and oats. It stresses on farm-balanced rations without outside feed, notes rising milk product demand and prices, and proclaims dairying as the best business.
The Feed of Colts and Calves
Guidance on feeding young livestock to keep them in good flesh. Recommends hay and grain, with corn and clover hay as top choices all year. Notes dry clover hay is enjoyed even on summer pasture and suggests daily feeding.
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