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Newspaper

Shoshone Journal

Location

Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1903

Page

3

Peruna touted as cure and tonic by doctors and patients

The letter campaign for Peruna claims it cures catarrh and strengthens the system. Dr J P Ensor and others praise its efficacy in coughs, weak stomachs, and general debility. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman for advice if results are not prompt.

J. F. Ensor Columbia S.C S. C J. P. Ensor C. W. Butts Cones North Dakota Ashington R. Robbins Muskogee I. T Pernna Hartman Dr. Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

New Commander of the Department of the Lakes

Gen. John Coulter Bates has taken residence in Chicago as commander of the Department of the Lakes. Army service since 1861 includes joining the Eleventh Infantry and serving on Gen. Meade's staff, with thirty years west of the Mississippi in the Indian country. Bates led the board that devised current drill and ring regulations and conducted negotiations with the Sultan of Sulu, earning wide officer popularity.

John Coulter Bates Chicago Department of the Lakes Eleventh Infantry Mississippi River Gen. Bates Sulu

Optimistic Bureau Chief Heralds Peak US Prosperity

O P Austin head of the bureau of statistics declares that never before has the United States seen greater commercial industrial and agricultural prosperity. A Washington veteran for twenty years, he formerly worked as a Cincinnati journalist and was appointed to his post in 1895. He has expanded the department significantly.

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

London’s Police System Seen Through American Eyes

Josiah Flynt, famed for studies of the underworld, urges a view of London’s police. He notes an honest force, nonpartisan management, and London as one of the world’s safest cities. He finds little corruption and reports swift punishment for gambling.

Josiah Flynt London England Organica Hos Lonitor Flynt New York

Hanna Gives Name to Dish at Breakfast

A Washington breakfast tale recalls Senator Hanna naming a hash dish after himself. While staying at the Arlington hotel, he was urged to try a “little Hanna” breakfast by a waiter who described it as a new bash and a favorite, revealing the dish bears his name.

Hanna Mr. Hagna Washington Arlington Hotel O&io

West Virginia’s steady growth fuels permanent development

West Virginia shows marked industrial growth with coal fields expanding mineral processing and mining. Rail lines, electric and water utilities, and new buildings rise across the state. Timber, oil, and mineral wealth attract capital and population, signaling lasting expansion rather than a boom.

West Virginia Union

McReynolds Named Assistant Attorney General

J McReynolds appointed by Attorney General Knox to succeed Jas M Beck as assistant attorney general. Resident of Nashville Tennessee, previously private secretary to Senator Jackson, and regarded as an able lawyer at age forty two.

J. McReynolds Knox Jas M. Beck Washington Nashville Tenn Ostireynelos Jackson

Characteristic Addresses by President Howse and Ex President Cleveland

The addresses at 31 Louis show marked differences in rhetoric. Cleveland uses long sentences, some up to 150 words, while Imwevell’s are short and snappy. The longest of his statements runs under sixty words, highlighting a distinct oratorical style.

Howsey Yelt Cleveland Louis Mr. Cleveland Imwevell

Richmond Woman Tells Cure by Vegetable Compound

Mrs Tupman of Richmond Virginia, once plagued by bearing leucorrhea and weakness, reports dramatic improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound since June 1901. She gained weight, recovered energy, and now feels like a new woman after ten bottles, urging other sick women to write for free advice.

Lydia E. Pinkham Mas K. Torwas West 30Th St Richmond Lynn, Mass

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