Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs
A public domain advertisement notes the 1912 novel Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs is published by the Parke Musea Company.
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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
3
A public domain advertisement notes the 1912 novel Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs is published by the Parke Musea Company.
Clayton and Professor Porter lead a search party aided by a French cruiser to rescue Jane Porter abducted by mutineers. Tarzan defeats Terkoz and becomes king of the apes before helping Jane and escaping through the jungle with growing love for her.
Tarzan guides Jane Porter through a sunlit arena of apes where danger and safety mingle. He contemplates human and beast law, while Jane’s fear eases into trust as they share fruit and a cautious embrace, unsure of their future and language between them.
Notice is given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Circuit Court of Putnam County Indiana as Administrator of the estate of Melville F McHattie deceased The estate is to be sol vert Dated June 19 1914 George McHaffie Samuel O McHaffie Ernest F P McHafie Executors Allee James Ailee S C Kivett Attys Weekly June 19th
Joseph Caparelli of Canastota New York suffered chronic rheumatic pains in his limbs until a friend told him about Chamberlain's Liniment. One application gave relief and a few days of treatment cured him. Many others have found relief by applying this liniment available from all dealers.
Hon William E Mason, veteran Illinois legislator and U S senator, has fought graft and will appear at the Lincoln Chautauqua in this city on the afternoon of the fourth day. The Royal Black Hussars Band will provide the Prelude.
A compilation of visits, hospitality, and family news from Eminence Cloverdale and nearby towns. Mentions trips to Indianapolis Vincennes and Chicago plus funerals and social gatherings. Includes remarks on church events and a courtroom anecdote from Harper's Weekly.
Harold asks about beans and Mother explains lima beans while Harold wonders why human beans are not mentioned. The dialogue has a playful pun about beans and human beans.
Fragmentary recipe instructions describe making a chocolate pie with pop milk sour five abvivapoonfuls flour two tablespoons vanilla and a frosting from egg whites and yolks. The text is garbled but outlines mixing boiling and baking steps in unclear order.
Practical sewing tip advises threading a bodkin through fabric without twisting the ribbon. Do not pull the bodkin out until the end, then draw the bodkin and ribbon through to keep both the ribbon straight and your temper calm.
A Southern congregation asks for a distant university to grant a Doctor of Divinity to their pastor. They forward all available funds and hope to raise more to cover the second degree, requesting the dean to issue one D. D. now.
A home bread making method explains preparing liquid yeast from compressed yeast, boiling potatoes, and sugar. It covers fermenting in warm spots for four to six hours and using the pint of liquid yeast to start future batches, claiming superior bread quality.
A violet shaded cream made by beating egg, sugar, and purple grape jelly with buttermilk then freezing like ice cream. Serve with lemon juice and violet garnish. Pair with white cake frosted with a white icing and decorated with violets or candied violet leaves.
Dissolve gelatin in cold water and heat until smooth then add more cold water. Separate four egg whites and whip with salt. Fold in gelatin and sugar and almond extract until fluffy. Divide into pink and green portions with colors, layer with nuts and whipped cream, chill to set. Can be colored as desired.
Four eggs and two cupfuls of sugar beaten well. Add one cup of creamed butter one teaspoon soda and a teaspoon vanilla. Stir in four cupfuls flour or more as needed. Roll thin cut with a biscuit cutter and sprinkle powdered cinnamon sugar before baking. Serve with hot chocolate.
A detailed method for a mixed vegetable salad. Boil diced roots, French beans, and other vegetables separately, then combine in a bowl with minced onion. Dress with mayonnaise made by slowly whisking a raw egg yolk with oil, then vinegar and seasonings.
A recipe outlines boiling onions in salted water until tender then puréeing with milk and cream and thickening with flour or cornstarch. The text also describes semiprincess frocks and short box coats as tailored outfits for eleven and twelve year olds.
Lord Headley, fifth baron of Headley, converts to Islam in London reflecting a growing Moslem community in Britain. Prophet Kamal-ud-Din, envoy from India, promotes proselytizing with Working mosque as headquarters, claiming over 600 native English adherents and urging further conversions among lawmakers.
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