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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
4
The article notes a broad sense of unrest as prices for necessities rise after peace. It cites grand jury probes into profiteering, observes uniform price levels across regions, and urges readers to pay attention to newspaper ads as real news and potential savings.
A newspaper publisher argues that a paper is judged by its advertising, noting a sizable class of readers who scan ads before news. In Van Buren, subscribers confess they never miss anything in the paper including the advertisements.
A Van Buren butcher stopped selling boiled ham at 95 cents a pound, saying he lost money. The remark hints at profiteering and sparks calls for harsher punishment.
Reports indicate large cities are dispatching confiscated whiskey to hospitals. Analysts warn the nationwide effect could quickly fill hospital capacity as supplies rise.
A satirical note warns that the government plans to release a vast prune surplus, claiming no Van Buren citizen will laugh at the coming market flood of a billion pounds of prunes.
The Kaiser remains in Holland and a coal dealer warns residents of a prolonged harsh winter ahead. The remark underscores fears of supply strain and enduring cold conditions early in the season.
A Van Buren resident jokes that near-beer troubles persist as people crave closer examples of peace. The line hints that despite a peace pact, nations should keep teaching the young the idea of shouting and dissent.
An exchange notes Mexico is "just itching for trouble" tied to the seven year cycle, implying renewed tensions and expectations of risk in the region. The remark frames potential upheaval as a recurring pattern rather than an isolated incident.
A Van Buren resident says he is preparing to address a summer vexation plan. The remark hints at local frustration and forthcoming action, though details remain sparse.
Lesson focuses on Acts 16 9 15 James 3 5 20 and Acts 1 8 urging believers to evangelize. It highlights Pauls Macedonia call Lydia’s conversion and the blessed result of soul winning, stressing obedience guidance and the duty of all Christians to witness for Christ.
The library board announces an ice cream social on Saturday night on the lawn by State Bank with Lenore Toney in charge. Socials will occur each Saturday and township teachers are urged to assist.
Van Buren residents endorse Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney backache and kidney troubles. Mrs. Dan Struble of Vine Street testifies she suffered kidney complaints, back pain, headaches, and dizziness until using Doan's Pills from Conwell's Drug Store. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York.
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