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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
4
The Shoshone Journal praises Trother Alexander of the Jerome Times while echoing voter complaints about the County Superintendent of Schools. It calls for clearer communication on the new school election law and accountability for how taxpayer money is used in supporting schools.
The piece notes slow U S lag in Pan American ties, then praises recent mediation by three South American powers. It highlights hopes for closer commercial links, fears of U S aggression in South America, and calls for tangible cooperation, with Brazil as regional guardian and Mexico’s diplomacy altering the scene. Congress may push wheat forecasts and party shifts as it engages on the new path.
Census estimates project 109,021,992 Americans by July 1, a gain of over 7 million in four years. Experts debate sustainable population, food production, and the potential for 3 to 10 billion people in the country given improved yields and tropical-region development.
A merchant can sell goods with direct talk about price and benefits. A businessman once tried professional copywriting, but the result was a polished letter that failed to outperform his own straightforward approach.
The promoter expected double returns from a favorably worded letter but found only about a third of his prior gains from an off hand tale told at the counter. The piece warns about publicity methods and notes navy officers must learn of a new drink called ice water. It also mentions 20 million baseballs made annually and a jab at purifying blood with pills.
The piece satirically notes railroad presidents waste time running trains while facing a physical valuation. It jokes about Japan’s emperor, Mr. Hobson in the Senate, and farmers mailing speeches by parcel post, while city clean-up efforts clash with households’ cluttered back yards.
Mrs. Mueller of Hawley recounts severe stomach and liver illness, weakness, and eventual recovery after using Peruna. She reports sleep and appetite returning after a bottle and a half, with nervousness fading, and urges others to keep Peruna at home. She also mentions a free copy of the Ills of Life and Peruna’s availability in liquid form.
Administrator of the Charles Haynes estate in Lincoln County Idaho calls creditors and all claimants to present vouchers within four months of the first publication. Notices dated March 9 1914. Located at Shershone, Idaho. W D Vredenburgh administrator.
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