King of Pain Medicine Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of Incorporation for King of Pain Medicine Company Ames Iowa with capital stock $25 000 divided into shares of 100 to operate manufacturing and sale of Cramblit's King of Pain and Cramblit's Automatic Bottle Filler Corker and Sealer including power to borrow and own real estate Board of Directors three members officers president secretary treasurer to be elected annually business to commence February 12 1906 and run twenty years until 1926 with initial directors E J Penrison M A Manning and E B Crammblit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Pain Medicine Company
Amesty
King of
Board of Directors
Rec
Ital
E. J. Penrison
M. A. Manning
E. B. Crammblit
Administrator's Notice for Estate of Sarah Ann White
Notice announces the appointment on March 3 1906 of J T Wurre as administrator of the Sarah Ann White estate in Story County Iowa. It asks all indebted parties to pay and all claimants to present their demands for allowance in court by the specified date.
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District 11
Story County
Iowa
Sarah Ann White
Iegreer Trittantes
A. D
J.T. Wurre
Origin of Fire Tales From South Sea Islanders
A curious lore describes how fire began among south sea islanders. A whale ashore during a hurricane sparked a grove of tallow trees, starting fires that persist in legends. Another tale says a dragon breathed fire on a tallow tree, teaching fire use for daily life and rituals. An albino is linked to the prophesied return of the dragon and life preservation.
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South Sea
Islanos
Reffinesque
South Sea Island
The Aurora Borealis as Omen in Ancient Stories
Ancient chronicles describe the aurora borealis as a dire omen and forewarning of disaster. Legends recount a purple aurora in 688 A D that lit the northern sky before a dreadful battle between Leinster and Munster tribes.
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Annals of
Clan-Mac-Noise
Leinster
Munster
Hat Sighting Sparks Looming Style Debate
Quotation captures a humorous exchange as a woman asks if her hat sits straight. A male observer jokes that the hat appears crooked when straight and straight when crooked, reflecting playful social banter in a Cleveland context.
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Cleveland
Husband grieves as wife laments tragic pie note incident
The report recounts a domestic distress where a wife cries out "Oh George" while mentioning a dreadful event. The husband suggests they can replace the dog as they discuss the incident found in the local Post.
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George
Ngham Post
Scott's Emulsion Promises Comfort for Fat Babies
The ad extols fat babies storing fat for future needs and claims thin babies suffer from nerve discomfort. It frames Scott's Emulsion as a sweet, wholesome remedy to keep babies content and well nourished.
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Scott
Election Strategy and a Clever Bribe Paradox
A historical anecdote describes Lord Dundonald’s first loss to a bribing rival in Honiton. He later won by promising no bribes while secretly rewarding the minority, then justified not paying the majority as upholding his principles. A second note advertises Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Sarsaparacts from CO. A Gamble.
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Lord Dundonald
Pearson
Irish Talk to Friends English to a Horse
An English tourist remarks that locals greet friends in Irish while speaking to their horse in English. The driver retorts that English is not good enough for the horse, prompting a humorous exchange about language use on a Donegal jaunting ride.
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Donegal Highlands
Musha
Chaldeans Used Letters on Bricks in Old Times
The professor notes the ancient Chaldeans wrote letters on bricks and Mr. Graball adds a practical aside about using such letters to build a stable. The dialogue reveals a humorous, old fashioned classroom exchange.
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Graball
Shifting a Burden Pie Exchange
A brief quip from the New York Press presents a humorous exchange about a pie passed between a woman and a man. The man claims he gave the pie to his brother who is stronger.
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New York Press
Witch Hazel Salve touted by DeWitt firm in Chicago
An advertisement urges relief for piles with DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve made in Chicago. It warns against counterfeit counterfeit products and notes A. Gamble as a seller.
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E. O. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
A. Gamble
GOING BART Train Schedule Fragments
Fragmented timetable lists arrivals and departures for GOING BART lines with stations including Chicago Los Angeles Overland Des Moines Ames and Sioux City. Entries show times like 6:02 pm 12:40 pm 10:42 pm and notes about baggage check and room delivery times.
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BART
Om & Chi
Los Ales
Colorado
DM & Chicago
Overland Limited
P Rese Od
Sanne
Ose
Carroll M & Expe
SB. A
Fok Bae
Bathe Stove Pas
St. P& DM
Pas
DM & Ames
DM Mail & Rx
Omaha
St P& Sioux City
Des Moines & Ames
Des Moines
T .E W. Roamre
Cough remedies and laxatives marketed with local sale
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is advertised to cure Colds Croup and Whooping Cough. Kennedy s Laxative Honey and Tar is promoted as a laxative cough syrup. De Witt s Little Early Risers are recommended for headaches constipation and liver troubles. A property for sale near State and Hoggatt streets is listed by J P Durate Pallman Wash.
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Kennedy
CO. A. Gamble
OC. A. Gamble
de- Witt
O. A. Gamble
State and
Hoggatt Streets
College
J. P. Durate
Pallman
Wash
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Cashie
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