King of Pain Medicine Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of Incorporation for the King of Pain Medicine Company filed in Ames Iowa with a capital stock of 25000 dollars and three directors. It lists the business as manufacturing and selling the King of Pain remedies and related devices with power to borrow and issue stock and appoint officers. The company begins February 12 1906 and lasts twenty years with an annual meeting on the first Monday after the first Tuesday of July.
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of Pain Medicine Company
Ames
Iowa
King of
Tts
Board of S
Board of Directors
J. Pexheip
M. A. Manning
E. B. Cramblit
Administrator's Notice of Estate in Story County Iowa
Notice to all persons interested that on March 3 1906 the District Court of Story County Iowa appointed J T Warrs administrator of the estate of Sarah Ann White deceased. All persons indebted must pay and those having claims present them legally authenticated to the court for allowance.
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District Court
Story County
Iowa
Sarah Ann White
Ted
A. D
J.T. Warrs
Origin of Fire Among South Sea Islanders
The tale says a great whale washed ashore during a hurricane. It struck a grove of tallow trees, igniting the grove and the whale, starting fires still seen today. Another legend involves a dragon or lightning breathing on a tallow tree, its fires valued for home and ritual use. An albino bearer of pink eyes, fair skin and white hair is seen as a sacred omen linked to the dragon’s return.
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South Sea
Marionette
Reffinesque
South Sea Island
Old Man With the Fish Advertises Health Tonic
An enduring traveling figure promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a health booster for consumptives, weak children, and pale adults. The copy touts renewed flesh and red blood, claiming lasting strength for families and ongoing global travel by the promoter. Scott & Bowne, 60-415 Pearl Street, offer bottles at 50 cents and 1.00.
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Scott
Bribery Saga Highlights 19th Century Election
A Dundonald candidate in Honiton faced bribery by an opponent paying £5 per vote. He vowed to win without bribery and used a £10 inducement for past voters. After victory by a large majority he refused to compensate loyal supporters, claiming his previous gentleness upheld his principles.
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Lord Dundonald
Pearson
Driver Quip Reveals Irish English Talk in Donegal Highlands
An English tourist remarks that locals speak Irish to friends on the road but English to their horse. The driver responds with a witty retort, implying the horse is not impressed by English. The exchange in the Donegal highlands reflects regional language humor and social bonds.
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Donegal Highlands
Masha
The Ancient Chaldeans and Letters on Bricks
A professor notes the ancient Chaldeans wrote letters on bricks while Mr Graball agrees. He jokes that a girl returning a fellow's letters could be used to build a stable. The dialogue blends antiquity with a humorous practical twist.
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Graball
Pie mix up prompts playful New York Press exchange
A humorous exchange from the New York Press features a woman asking a man about a pie he received earlier. He explains he gave it to his brother, claiming he is stronger, prompting light banter about the pie’s fate.
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New York Press
Hooks Plunder in Mexico Thief Uses Fishing Rod Method
In Mexico a sneak thief specializes in house theft aided by low windows and iron bars. He lowers a bamboo rod with a hook on a string to snag items from rooms and pull them past bars while occupants are near. Cases include clothing and bedcovers lost while people briefly turn away.
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Mexico
Parly Quip Sparks Heated Exchange in Victoria Assembly
In Victoria Australia a labor member hurled a barbed remark about a colleague’s conduct provoking a violent scene. The offended barrister retorted with a sharp insult before both men withdrew and offered apologies.
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Gladstone
Disraeli
Victoria
Australia
Hat on straight puzzle confounds observer
A playful exchange shows a man puzzled by a hat that seems to invert its appearance. She asks if it is straight. he replies that when it is straight it looks crooked and when crooked it looks straight, a humorous commuting of perception.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Intelligencer and Daily News Offer Local and World News
The Intelligencer provides local and county news as a home paper for the family. The Daily News covers world events, political happenings across parties, daily markets, and capital city news. Bring your order to this office.
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Intelligencer
Des Moines Daily News
Farm and Home
Daily News
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