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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1923
Page
4
The piece mocks Russia announcing it will deal with nations as an equal. It questions what standard Russia uses for equality and cites barbarism famine demoralization and violent government as evidence that Russia cannot claim parity with civilized nations.
The note urges residents to dedicate an afternoon hour to visit a local school. It advocates explaining interest in children’s welfare, meeting teachers, and showing neighborly support by observing progress and offering help if possible. The message emphasizes that the visit will benefit both students and the community.
A local proverb notes that 90 percent of men around Van Buren who seek trouble are single, while married men know where to find it. The remark frames marital status as a factor in risk behavior and social dynamics.
A Van Buren man’s marriage prompts neighborly chatter about who chose whom as the women say the bride may have selected the groom rather than the reverse.
A Van Buren man offers advice about handling money after you have already spent it, presenting a practical if blunt viewpoint on personal finance and decision making.
Women now wear longer skirts and men may need longer pants if wool prices keep rising. The remark notes gendered clothing changes tied to wool cost, reflecting economic influence on fashion.
A mistyped local remark notes that many Van Buren men appear to engage more in talking than in athletic kicking, reflecting a humorous cultural observation from the era.
The remark suggests a chance for the groundhog to redeem itself this year after a series of missteps, framing the superstition with a note of cautious optimism.
A Van Buren woman shows wily intelligence by convincing her husband he knows more than she does in a domestic dispute. The remark reflects local humor about spousal dynamics in the community.
Reports show hospital construction trails automotive building in progress. Analysts compare timelines and note slower pace, affecting planned patient care facilities and regional health capacity.
An Ohio newspaper editor poses the question and answers that a poet can secure work, noting a path to income through writing and related roles, including potential healing or literary positions.
A light verse about a family dances and the small moments that matter. A punch line about a boss and a clerk over a motivational sign adds humor. A final quip questions a Republican’s political knowledge tied to democracy.
A brief exchange has Binks asking Jinks what car he owns. Jinks replies Cadillac, and Binks concedes it is a good car.
A humorous reflection notes Washington’s admission of politics as the new thing and jokes about naming a modern disease. The piece also hints at the joys and annoyances of owning an automobile and a wife seeking new items like a hat or tire, framing modern gadgets as desires met with objections.
A humorous reflection on male comfort zones. The speaker argues a man remains decent while various allowances hold, but any failure of these conditions turns him into the wildest animal in the zoo.
The document notes Doctor Frew’s remark that bathing alone won’t keep one clean and jokingly adds a line about needing a tub big enough for two. The piece reflects light humor on personal hygiene.
A quirky item notes a request of $100,000 for a so called heart balm. The line satirically labels the remedy as an expensive ointment, reflecting humorous local humor.
A Streator Free Press column blends society detail with whimsical asides. The bride’s gown and veil appear in passing, a San Francisco corner stone is mocked with a doughnut, and exchanges reveal humorous takes on illness and routines.
The piece mockingly tests cleaning claims for a public figure as Alva Duckwall jokes about lingering odor. It ties in satire on honesty and income tax era slang, suggesting pervasive deceit while riffing on familiar headlines.
The passage presents informal remarks about workplace authority and a light projection invention. It includes lines from a Marion speaker asserting curiosity about peanut consumption and a scientist claiming a method to project a movie in light.
The article notes that the first paper money was issued nearly 150 years ago and shows some of the early notes in a collector’s possession. It highlights the historical significance and the rarity of these early currency items.
A dated lesson explores the prodigal son's rebellion, departure, degradation, and restoration, emphasizing the father's forgiving mercy. It links the parable to God's heart and urges teachers to present the message of repentance and reception of wanderers.
A quotation by O W Holmes contrasts two classes of people: those who take action and those who question why it wasn’t done differently. The line underscores decisive conduct versus lingering inquiry.
A long standing cough and cold remedy praised for safety and suitability for children. Advertises no opium or harmful drugs and appeals to households and mothers for reliable relief.
Fraizer and DePoy are identified as real estate agents at the News Eagle office in a brief notice about a square deal.
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