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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
4
A devotional note cites verses from Psalms 99 46 and 121 urging worship of God as supreme ruler and refuge. It emphasizes that true help comes from the Lord who created heaven and earth.
The author warns Van Buren citizens face a growing coal strike and potential suffering. They urge readers to stockpile fuel now at a favorable price, arguing government intervention may not prevent hardship. Only the man planning ahead, with his fall coat in the cellar, can calmly wait it out.
A remark on local sentiment about residents from Van Buren who would make lawyers if given the chance and could seek fees for handling others affairs.
A Van Buren man vents about wanting more time while critics say he is dodging work. The remark reflects persistent excuses and the social tension over employment duties.
Announcement of heavy duty on soap is viewed as positive for American boys, signaling economic measures that supporters say will benefit youth and national industry.
A Van Buren resident who complains about nearly every issue is described by neighbors as overbearing and treated as a nuisance. The remark highlights public frustration with persistent grumbling and attention seeking behavior.
A reader notes that girls appear reluctant to spend their full budgets on purchasing garments, suggesting a shift in shopping habits and value placed on clothing during the period.
A playful tip suggests turning off the lights and feeling about with bare feet to locate a lost baby toy quickly. The idea centers on using tactile search in a dim room to recover a missing item.
A gardener pursues fruit with true cantaloupe sweetness and avoids dull or pumpkinlike tastes. The remark underscores strive for better flavor quality in melons.
The note signals a local theatre preparing to present Ten Nights In A Soda Fountain. Details on venue dates or cast are not provided in the fragment.
A note suggests feeding onions to daughters in Van Buren as a way to keep them at home. The remark uses humor or social commentary about family control and regional attitudes.
Local Van Buren residents grumble at the heat and humidity as they lament a winterlike cold snap gone astray and comment on unseasonable skies affecting crops and daily routines.
A lighthearted note suggests it would be nice if a mother could collect time and a half for overtime, highlighting a playful view of work life and family duties.
An unlucky fisherman fails to haul a single sizable catch, leaving him frustrated and unable to boast a notable story. The fillip of a big fish remains elusive as the day ends without a grand trophy.
A humorous saying asserts that a bachelor is a man who never owned an automobile when he was young. The quip reflects social views on mobility and independence typical of light civic humor.
The writer questions traditional hell concepts, asking where souls go if no eternal punishment exists. He implies uncertainty about postmortem destinations and hints at alternative beliefs regarding afterlife.
A brief satirical line notes that small, petty annoyances like swatting a fly seem preferable to insulting members of Congress.
A curmudgeon who refused directions and ignored commands dies after persistently resisting guidance in his final days. Officials note his contrarian streak but provide no further details on circumstances.
Judge Isaac Draper announced that Paxton the Coan Drugstore publisher accused of writing the Life of the Village Pest will stand trial Tuesday morning. Frank Newkirk, detective and lawyer, will lead the prosecution with Paxton’s hoped attorney Andy Anderson. The column hints at expected verdict and invites readers to stay tuned.
Winona Lake hosts Child Health Week with free child examinations and demonstrations in baby care. Mothers benefit from hygiene lectures while Dr. Ada Schweitzer leads the State Board of Health program with local physicians and nurses assisting.
The Studabaker Grain and Seed Co. held its business meeting and elected directors for the year. Bluffton figures include R. S. Todd J. W. Sale O. D. Garrett A. B. Cline C. C. Cole and H. H. Deam with P. S. Howard of Van Buren. J. W. Sale serves as manager and president, H. H. Deam as secretary and treasurer.
The sermon outlines Daniel’s rise under Sterlingworth, the envy led plot, Daniel's steadfast prayer, the king's decree and Daniel's rescue. It details the den of lions, the deliverance by God's angel, and the doom of accusers, ending with Daniel's continued high place under Darius.
A Voltaire quotation contrasts the globe with half in daylight and half in obscurity, reflecting on how all major events mirror the world’s dual nature.
A cryptic aphorism by Bunjere speaks of disconcernment and calls diamonds and pearls the next rare things in the world after a spirit of disconcernment. The line blends value with an elusive mood in a terse reflective note.
A fragment hints at friendship through mutual feeling and effort. The text mentions a philosopher’s idea that friendship grows where empathy and reciprocity exist, suggesting personal links flourish when one offers genuine understanding.
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