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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
6
A Christmas message urging forgiveness and goodwill. It recalls the birth of Christ, His forgiveness of enemies, and the call to forgive past wrongs to begin the new year with joy and better hearts for all people.
The piece defines community as bound by shared interests across trades and professions from merchants to farmers, extending beyond towns to country via autos. It argues partnership through goodwill and cooperation, notes home communities drive growth, and praises teamwork in wartime and peacetime for better living and services.
A Christmas message urges generosity to the hungry and needy, reminding readers that those in plenty should help fill others larders and ensure a Christmas turkey for all. It cites the biblical call to aid the least, and closes with wishes for Merry Christmas and New Year.
A poetic rendering recalls the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem with images of a stable palace and humble care. The speaker envisions Mary, shepherds, and gifts while contrasting earthly peril with a moment of divine peace and rest in the mother's embrace.
A humorous look at women’s fashion trends and public chatter about dress. Columns from Edgar Allan Moss and Carlton Lane Houston reference skirts, white shoes, and the return of the fig leaf in abbrev form. A light anecdote closes with a quip about a neighbor woman and children.
A news item reports that Fiji islanders cut off a finger as a mourning ritual. The act signals grief within the community and underscores traditional practices observed in cultural responses to loss.
The piece critiques industrial dispute motives and warns against destroying productive sources. It notes gratitude that opinions differ and mocks overbearing editors seeking to control this sheet.
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