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Newspaper

Logan Nation

Location

Logan, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1903

Page

10

Doctor Entor Endorses Peruna For Catarrh And Tonic

An official letter from Dr J P Entor ex postmaster of Columbia and former superintendent and physician in charge of the South Carolina State insane asylum endorses Peruna as an effective cure for catarrh and a strengthening tonic. Other doctors and officials in Washington Muskogee and Columbus praise Peruna for cough recovery appetite and general weakness relief, urging readers to consult Dr Hartman if results are not prompt.

J. P. Entor Columbia State Insane Asylum S. C J. F. Easor W. Butts Con North Dakota Ashington D. C Butta K. Robbing Muskoges Perana Hartman Dr Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Commander Bates Named Leader of Department of the Lakes

Gen John Coulter Bates has taken residence in Chicago as commander of the Department of the Lakes He has served since 1861 with the Eleventh Infantry on Gen Meade's staff and for thirty years sta west of the Mississippi in the Indian country Bates helped devise current drill and firing regulations and conducted talks with the Sultan of Sulu He remains highly popular with fellow officers.

John Coulter Bates Chicago Department of the Lakes Eleventh Infantry Leutenant Gen. Meade Sta Thane Mississippi River Gen. Bates Sulu

Optimistic Bureau Chief Sees Record Prosperity

P Austin head of the bureau of statistics in Washington claims the United States has never been more prosperous across commerce industry and agriculture. A former Cincinnati journalist, he has served since 1898 and greatly expanded the department.

United States P. Austin Bureau of Statistics Itle Washington Austin Cincinnati

West Virginia Thriving Industrial Growth Expands State

West Virginia shows marked industrial upturn with new coal, mineral processing, timber demand, and rail, electric, and water projects. Rail lines, electric areas, and urban improvements spread across towns and cities, signaling permanent development rather than a boom.

West Virginia Union

M Reynolds to Aid Knox as Assistant Attorney

J C McReynolds named by Attorney General Knox to assist, replacing Jas M Beck. Formerly lived in Washington, home in Nashville Tennessee. Served as private secretary to ZC Stein Senator Jackson. aged forty two and regarded as an able lawyer.

J.C. McReynolds Knox Ronerdl Jas M. Beck Washington Nashviile Tonn Stein Jackson

London’s police system praised by Josiah Plynt

Josiah Plynt’s study of London’s afterworld reveals a police force composed largely of honest, conscientious men with politics kept out of management. He notes London as among the safest, contrasting it with corruption in New York and Boston’s gambling scene.

Josiah Plynt London Flynt New York Bendioe

Hanna Names Hash After Senator Hanna Breakfast Dish

A Washington anecdote recalls Senator Hanna naming a corned beef hash breakfast after himself at his Arlington hotel visit. The dish, praised for its toothsome flavor, became a popular favorite among a few friends brought to light by a waiter’s remark describing the novel breakfast hash.

Hanna Washington Arlington

Characteristic Addresses by Roosevelt and Cleveland

The comparison notes differences in rhetoric at St. Louis with ex President Cleveland delivering long sentences often reaching ten words or more while President Roosevelt speaks in short snappy lines. Roosevelt’s longest sentence under sixty words, reflecting a brisk oratory tempo.

Roosevel Cleveland St. Louis Mr. Cleveland Roosevelt

Prominent Richmond Woman Cures Ills With Vegetable Compound

Mrs. Tupman of Richmond Virginia suffers from backache bearing-down pains feucorrhoia and falling of the womb She reports great relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound starting June 1901 She gained weight from 98 to 108 pounds and now feels renewed The testimony invites sick women to write Mrs Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts for free guidance and help

Lydia E. Pinkham C. Turman West 80Th St Richmond

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