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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
4
Opinion argues Klan victory brings heavy responsibility to uphold law and order in Texas. urges not to punish vanquished opponents, but unite citizens and support officials who serve the public trust, warning against malicious use of political power.
The article notes a high rate of killings reported daily, with readers becoming desensitized and hardened to violence as coverage increases. It reflects societal fatigue and headlines reshaping public perception of danger.
The Clark Grave Vault uses twelve gauge rust-proof Keystone copper-bearing steel, claiming absolute water and air tightness via a diving bell design. It is guaranteed fifty years with expected centuries of life, promoted as superior to stone brick and concrete vaults.
An amused diary recounts a Sunday trip to Wabash via the Traction Line with stopovers at Turkey Run Lafontaine and references to locals, signs, a band concert, and a folksy one page of memory including jokes, characters, and songs.
The Farrville Ladies Aid society gathered at Mrs. Della Boles home for an all day meeting with a noon pot luck lunch. Afternoon songs included The Savior First of All and scripture was read by Mrs. Blanche Farr with prayers by Mrs Emma Nelson. Two new members joined, Mrs. Clark Doyle and Mrs. Henry Doyle, and the next meeting is set with Mrs. Wilbur Nelson.
Mrs. D. W. Cairk of Bluffton stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark and daughters last week. Mrs. Florence Compton and daughter Edna returned from a visit with relatives in Huntington.
Ezra 7 1 8 36 outlines Ezra the scribe as religious leader and builder of reforms He receives king Artaxerxes decree to return to Jerusalem to lead a caravan with funds and authority for governance Ezra 8 21 38 emphasizes prayer fasting guidance and reliance on God for protection during a perilous four month journey and secure arrival with substantial treasury safeguarded by trust in the Lord.
A quotation from Washington Allister arguing that overrating self increases bias against others and that injustices at home hinder correction abroad, emphasizing moral measure and civic reflection.
A historical reflection on Christian teaching urging believers to endure injuries without retaliation, framing forgiveness and patient endurance as a social policy rooted in faith. The quote emphasizes turning the other cheek and allowing harm to pass as a moral virtue.
A fragment reflects on vanity as a dividing force in social conduct, suggesting vanity shapes behavior and perception in daily interactions. The terse note hints at a broader cultural critique without detailing specific events or figures.
The remark recalls the former Kaiser spending much time with the Bible. It laments the lack of leisure ten years ago and questions how people enjoyed themselves when there were no laws restricting activities.
A Van Buren resident draws attention as he walks the street carrying a bottle of vinegar. The sight prompts curiosity about the man’s actions and purpose in the local scene.
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