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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
7
Bible thought highlights two verses about doing good as Jesus traveled Galilee teaching and preaching. It quotes Matthew 4 25 and Isaiah 41 10 urging fear not for God is with you and will strengthen help and uphold.
A civic exhortation urges residents to support town improvements regardless of personal benefit. It argues that fixing holes and lighting distant areas raises overall property values and maintains a vibrant, united community. Everyone benefits as spending circulates and helps neighbors, towns, and future projects.
The Supreme Court decisions deny Japanese eligibility for naturalized citizenship. The article argues the rulings reflect long standing anti Japanese sentiment on the Pacific coast and warn against the spread of yellow peril across the nation.
A Van Buren resident quipped yesterday that many politicians are attempting to repair government with the wrong kind of tool, a remark highlighting public frustration with current leadership.
A statement notes a vast European fund transfer of twenty nine billion dollars. The remark adds that if one man in America held that amount he could afford to live in a hotel.
A collection of humorous exchanges from a courtroom scene features a lawyer pressuring a witness. One line jokes about whisky and golf balls carried with liquor are interlaced with quips about training a player to watch the ball. Arthur Nye quips that a mosquito is a great screen actor who always gets by.
A brief exchange records a playful line about judging attire. The reply notes unfamiliarity with the subject, implying casual indifference to assessing personal style.
A child arrives at a country cottage asking for a bathroom. The mother says none exists, sparking the boy to remark that the absence will make it a real holiday with rustic charm.
A poem recalls knighthood era etiquette with a damsel's seat while mocking modern manners. Sambo and Rastus quiz a clock with a comic exchange, Sambo flaunting a large Ingersoll timepiece and declaring the hour in playful patois.
Red Clark says women may be slaves to fashion but their burdens are light, offering a genteel social reminder in a cross Atlantic exchange. The remark frames gender style norms and national sensibilities in a brief column blurb.
Poem praises Christmas birth and the birth of universal peace. It envisions a world at peace with compassion guiding all, ending war. Wise Men, stars, and the humble manger frame a message of mercy and brotherhood for all nations.
A sermon lesson outlines Jesus visiting a home with Martha and Mary, praising Mary’s devotion while gently reproving Martha. It contrasts Jesus’ teachings with the opponents in Luke chapters 10 and 11, denouncing Pharisees and lawyers and warning against hypocrisy, with a testimonial note from Mrs. Laure M. Hoyt endorsing Chamberlain's Tablets for headaches and bilious attacks.
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