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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
2
A unique square pearl formed from nine linked pearls is found on the northwest coast of western Australia. Owner Mr Shall values it highly, refusing a 12 000 offer, claiming the gem as a talisman for luck though its odd cross like arrangement puzzles scientists. The discovery stirs speculation among collectors about its rarity and origin.
A Hot Springs visitor credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing her diabetes like health decline after six years of travel for society duties. She bought seven boxes, reports renewed strength, and urges others to try the remedy priced 50 cents per box or two dollars and fifty cents for a bottle of 20.
The piece surveys England's wealth and courtly display under Elizabeth I and James I, detailing extravagant garments, starched ruffs, padded sleeves, and lavish entertainment. It notes a transition toward a slimmer, elegant silhouette with close fitting doublets, petticoat breeches, and lace, marking the era as England's best for dress.
In the Lima area of Nigeria west Africa a British detachment was ambushed by native forces and struck by poisoned arrows. Colonel Lowry Cole and Captains Abadie and Bryan were hit. Surgeon Dr Thompesen sucked blood from the wounds to remove the poison and treated fifteen men with all recovering. The doctor suffered no ill effects.
A prominent actress pushes for reforms on railway and automobile use, arguing government limits on rail and road traffic are near. The piece weighs how expanded motor carriages affect railway companies and public policy as society debates personal mobility.
The fragment recalls a woman’s vivid account of nervous prostration tied to womb illness and a second testimonial praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, claiming relief and renewed vitality after course of treatment.
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