Probate Notice of Will in Orange City Iowa
To whom it may concern 300 people are summoned to appear at the Orange City court in Lux county Iowa on January 2 1940 at 2 oclock PM to attend the probate of a document claimed to be the last will and testament of Arie Gomsaineé late of Sioux county deceased. They must show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate at the stated time and place.
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Lux County
Iowa
Arie Gomsaineé
Sioux County
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Poe
Grange City
Towa
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Wilk
Seau
Reiniqer
Clere
The American Magazine offers discounted 14 month deal
Literary stars Tarbell Steffus Baker and others guide The American Magazine now led by John Phillips. The offer includes November December 1906 issues with a full year's 1907 subscription for $1. Read two novels many short stories poems and hundreds of pages of art for one dollar. Send name address and payment to The American Magazine 141 Fifth Avenue New York City.
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Fine
John 8. Phillips
American Magazne
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Cough Cure Promises Relief in Stark County Ad
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grover town Stark Co Ind credits Dr Kings New Discovery for curing a severe cough after neighbors doubted recovery. The note touts a one dollar price, a guarantee by De Kroit Lubbera and offers a trail bottle free in a regional newspaper advertisement.
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Dr. King
Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
Stark Co
Ind
de Kroit & Lubbera
Rising From the Grave Electric Bitters Claim Cure
A Lucama North Carolina manufacturer Woo A Fertweil reports a remarkable recovery after taking less than three bolties of Electric Bitters. He cites Bright's disease in the diabetes stage and says the remedy has stopped his liver and bladder complications, with a guaranteed price of one dime at Da Kruif and Lubbers.
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England's Miser Neild Ends A Storied Life Of Frugality
England's Historic Miner and miser Job Wanden Neild amassed a £250000 fortune after his father's death and lived frugally at 0 Cheyne Walk Chelsea. Educated at Eton and Trinity College, he became a Lincoln's Inn barrister but kept his manor austere with two old women and a cat for company. He walked estate grounds, rode dung carts when free, and avoided modern comforts, even on cold stagecoaches.
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Honest Abe Refuses Wrongful Case and Cemetery Mix up
A tale recalls Abraham Lincoln refusing to defend a clearly wrong case, stating his business is to avoid defending wrong. Another snippet recounts a cemetery mix up where Hannah Ericson’s grave is found to hold the flowers, prompting a relieved reaction.
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Notable Views on Savings and Servants in French Life
Flora McDonald Thompson observes in Harper’s Bazaar that savers withdraw from any post office regardless of where deposits were made and notes French maids often support their fathers' families, with a chambermaid's face betraying her financial fortunes daily.
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Shopping as cruel sport of married life satire
A satirical note frames shopping as cruelty by wives toward husbands. It mocks female shoppers from brides to older married women, contrasts a nervous shopper with a husband overwhelmed by his credit burden, and claims shopping drives industry while leaving men exhausted by week’s end.
Rabbit string shot prank in Sullivan County tale
Dan hunts all day returns home empty handed finds a rabbit in a snare. He strings the hind leg to a fence twenty yards away and fires, breaking the string and letting the rabbit run. He shares the joke at the village store, unaware it will spread.
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Sullivan County
Grover Cleveland Tales and Women as equals in satire
The piece recalls Grover Cleveland among Buffalo lawyers, noting a lazy young associate who taunts him with practice by ear. It also includes satirical lines about women ruling like babies, contrasting male self-importance with evolving views of women as friends and equals. The Chicago Post cites a cartoonish anecdote about a suitor counting his admirers.
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Cleveland
London Saturday Review
American boy can become president says patriot
An American declares the beauty of the republic that any boy born here may become president. A British tourist scoffs, insisting the president must be at least forty, prompting a sharp remark from the Catholic Standard and Times.
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Will Power Lecture Provokes Witty Student Reply
A professor of physics boasts of the will to conquer disease and fate. He tests students by delivering tedious talks on will power on election day. A clever youth counters that his own will has ended the lecture sixty times without success, proving the point with humor.
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Aluce
France toomsy and the pale of civilization discussed
Little Margie asks about the pale of civilization while Toomsy cites a new brand of free powder. A speaker explains France promotes saving through a vast banking system with post offices hosting savings departments called caisse d Epargne. Any person can deposit as little as 1 franc and have it recorded in a savings book. Deposits can be made at any post office anywhere in France.
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Noted Willingness Extends Thin Lecture Duration
A speaker asserts a desire for the lecture to last another hour and proceeds to extend it, confirming the intention with action. The fragment captures a moment of deliberate verbosity and audience endurance.
Untold Treasure Follows A Reverend's Providential Path
The tale recounts Rev. James Spurgeon choosing the dangerous route for his evening prayer under a Wioneywood park oak. A night visit by Satan tests him, but he proceeds safely, returns in prayer, and finds a gold piece along the path that becomes his and his wife’s wedding ring.
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Gambler Hurls Punch Bowl in Royal Card Room Duel
A desperate eighteenth century gambler, after heavy losses to Lord Lorne, hurled a costly punch bowl in an odd or even bet for 15,000 sum. The bowl shattered, leaving Lord Lorne with the win as pieces lay scattered.
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Sun warmed aromatic plants trap heat like greenhouse covers
Dr. Jean Chalan's experiments show essential oil rich plants exhale a perfume that forms a warm atmosphere when touched by sun rays. This atmosphere helps retain solar heat similarly to greenhouse glass though less effectively. Professor Spring notes high city temperatures may partly stem from carbonic anhydride in air acting as a heat-retaining screen.
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Shortest route to Oxford street hinted by cabman
Charles Walters of Alleghany Sierra Co. writes of hunting for trouble in California lasting 20 years and claims Bucklen’s Arnica Sale quickly cures burns, sores, wounds, boils, sprains and piles. De Kruit Gubbers drug store advertises it for 25¢.
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