Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs continues epic
The tale follows Tarzan raised by apes as he battles Terkoz for Jane Porter and Esmeralda. Clayton Porter and Philander pursue through jungle searching for Jane after Terkoz abducts her. Tarzan defeats Terkoz in single combat and rescues Jane, while plotting his future with the captive women.
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Clayton
Tarzan
Jane Porter
Party
Esmeralda
Tarzan of the Apes
Tarzan of
The
Spes
Professor Porter
Philander Flele
Pantig
Misa Porter
Gabriel
Mr. Pallander
Mr. Clayton
Miss Porter
Philander
Professor Porter Unilly
Layton
June
Mr Clayton
Jane
William Ceci Clayton
Terkior
Terkoz
O Claytom
Rit
Pircan
Terkov
King
Mieet Tarean
June Porter
Baltimore
Ufeless
Nan
Turgan
Notice of Administration in Putnam County Indiana
Notice is given that the judge has appointed the undersigned as administrator of the estate of Melville F. McHaffie late of Putnam County Indiana deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent. Dated June 10 1914. George McHaffie Samuel O McHaffie Ernest F McHaffie Executors Allee James & Ailee S C Kivett Attorneys weekly June 19th.
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Circuit Court
Putnam County
State of Indiana
Melville F. McHaffie
Indiana
George McHaffie
Samuel O. McHaffie
Ernest F. McHafie
Allee
James & Ailee
S. C. Kivett
Attys St
Wkly
Reliance on Chamberlain's Liniment for Rheumatism Relief
Joseph Capparelli of Canastota New York suffered intense rheumatic pains before a friend advised Chamberlain's Liniment. One application brought relief and a few days of treatment cured him. Many others report quick relief after using this liniment sold by all dealers.
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Joseph Capparelli
Canastota
N. Y
Chamberlain
Patterson the South's Greatest Orator to Speak at Lincoln Chautauqua
Governor Malcolm R. Patterson famed as a premier southern speaker will appear at the Lincoln Chautauqua in the city on the program’s second day night only. He has drawn vast crowds and is praised for eloquence, with the Jackson Clarion Ledger noting his powerful house debate on liquor policy as a landmark speech.
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Overnor Patterson
South
Henry W. Grady
Lincoln Chautauqua
Iere
Lincoln Chautauquas
Jackson Miss. Clarion Ledger
Jackson
When He Saw Himself as Others Saw Him
A fragment from Chicago Tribune recalls Tufford Knott meeting a farmer’s mother and her damaged rooster, then departs with a formal bow, declaring they meet as strangers. The piece weaves in snippets from Civil Service reflections and a noted church sermon quip about terminal facilities.
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Tufford Knott
Chicken Yard
Chicago Tribune
Quonah Parker Recounts Shock at Indian Chief
A Western Congressman praises Quonah Parker of the Comanches noting his wealth and culture despite eight wives. Parker recalls a New York deathbed shock story told to illustrate dignity and wit, ending with a child’s blunt funeral question.
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Quonah Parker
Wichita Mountains
New York
Amecan
Whitehall gate tale of a car dealer
A Chicago News joke describes a new arrival at heaven’s gates, a dapper automobile dealer who claims his cars never break down as a selling point. St. Peter jokes that he must share the fate of a man who guaranteed patent leathers not to crack.
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St. Peter
Chicago News
No Accomplishments Cited In Quick Meet
Dialogue sketches a woman defined by chores and looks, with remarks about lack of piano singing or dancing skills. The scene shifts to a quick introduction as kitchen mechanic and homemaker. It portrays social judgments and domestic roles in a light, humorous exchange.
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Scott
Awful discovery tests a couple after honeymoon
He returns from Manchester on urgent business and finds his wife suspects gambling. A quarrel over a portmanteau leads to her opening his bag to reveal only a flask, a Meerschaum pipe, new and old playing cards, racing tickets, and sundries. The porter explains the mix up. both slowly recover.
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Manchester
Telephone Office Prank Ends With Hazelle Fainting
A young man telephones his sweetheart and fantasizes about rough affection causing Hazelle to faint. The tale ends with social shame as the couple drift apart and onlookers mock the unsuitable advice given about handling a horse’s neck and a lamp post.
Where the Japs Fall
An anecdote mocks Japanese ingenuity as a New York entomologist recalls a mishap with scattered specimens. A Japanese assistant responds with quiet wit by translating a phrase to the chair, saying you are very impolite.
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New York College
Boy Answers Publisher Sign Drama
A publisher orders a "Boy Wanted" sign placed at the street entrance. A red headed youngster climbs to the publisher’s office and asks why the sign was torn down. He reveals he is the boy wanted, exposing the misstep in the tale.
In Later Days Mrs Hix and Mrs Dix Exchange Jests
Dialog from a Brooklyn City column shows Mrs Hix recounting how John teased her with pet names during courtship and shortly after marriage. Mrs Dix adds sharp remarks about the language used, noting the affection turned harsh.
A Lean-To Poultry House For Utility and Comfort
A reinforced design shows a lean-to poultry house built against a stable with an eight foot wall and six foot low roof. Roosts run parallel to the yard, with a partition giving each section its own yard, nests under dropping boards, straw kept on floors, and a preferred separate scratching shed only if feasible.
Size of the Eggs and Market Demand
The article advises poultrymen to breed for large eggs to attract buyers. It suggests selecting hens that lay the desired egg size each year to create a flock producing uniformly large eggs, anticipating a shift in market preference toward larger eggs and earlier profits.
How to Improve a Flock
The article advises gradual improvement for mixed flocks by introducing a good male breed to produce half breeds in the first year and further progress in subsequent years until a pure-bred strain is established. Start next year to move toward profit.
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Congress
A Change of Food for Fowls
Fowls need daily variety in feeding to maintain appetite. Continuous feeding of the same items tires them and reduces intake, so plan diverse preparations or alternate serving methods each day to keep the birds engaged.
Foolish Hens and Muslin Curtain Front Advice
A 19th century poultry piece compares worthless hens to reliable natural mothers and advocates muslin curtain fronts for poultry houses. It argues hens rarely harm chicks and claims curtain coverings improve hen health and welfare based on trial feedback.
Geese Make Hardy, Profitable Fowls for Hen Discoveries
Geese are hardy and easy to raise with fewer diseases than turkeys. Older geese three years old yield more profit from meat and feathers, offering twofold gains. Written by Mary R. P.
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Mary R. P
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Edgar Rice Burroughs
A. Munsey Company
Lord
Lady Greystoke
Kala
Catlen Yarzan
Etl
Farean
Kulonga
Kerchak
Mbonga
Peilander
Ais
Malloners
Mr. Philander
Liu
Rugg
Malcolm R. Patterson
Tennessee
Civil Service
Knox
Pennsylvania
Melville Ingalls
Western Railway
Bostonian
Blank
Harper’s Weekly
Ananias
Pearly Gate
George
Hazelle
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