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Newspaper
Sioux County Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
6
An interview fragment recalls a remarkable Chicago figure described as one man in 2,200,000. The speaker notes the individual had no relation to others, never spoke much, and was valued for simple acts like calmly waiting for an elevator without overloading the hall. He is praised as uniquely wise in the city.
A Kansas doctor near death is saved by Daedd’s Kidney Pills after six physicians declare him near death from diabetes and other ailments. The article touts kidney cures and warns against mercury-containing catarrh remedies, promoting Hall’s Catarrh Cur and Shoop’s Restorative with various testimonials and notes on medical opinions.
Ronald Norton and Mabel Leigh face a harsh rift over pride and unspoken love. After a painful farewell, Mabel sails abroad with friends, grieving. On a moonlit deck a fortuitous encounter rekindles their romance as Norton joins her, ending their separation.
A Massachusetts survey shows few farms for sale among 46 010 in the state with 711 listed as abandoned. Since then 262 inquiries have arrived from 24 states, Canada, and Nova Scotia. Prices range from 1 200 for a Berkshire County fifty acre farm to 4 an acre for some lots, with many parcels near stations or water features.
A London doctor urged judges to suspend capital punishment as an experiment. The lone reply said it is preferable that the murderer be suspended. The doctor answered that the worst thing is suspense. The remark appeared in the San Francisco Wave.
A quoted exchange from the Philadelphia North American shows Lt Sir Reginald Hvywaony mede declaring success against the Boers with the line Were got the Boers on the runt and Maj Percy Titzmaurice asking which way they are running as the scene shifts.
In Munich a hospital operates entirely on proceeds from selling old steel pens and nibs gathered from across Germany. The funds are used to manufacture watch springs, knives and razors.
Testimonies from women across New England praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for inflammatory bladder issues, painful periods, and nervous prostration. Letters describe cures and improved health after using the product, urged as a safer alternative to doctors in some cases.
Japan relies on imports of cotton mainly from the United States but seeks additional supply centers due to the advanced state of cotton spinning. The article discusses needs for broader sources to sustain growing textile production.
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