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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
5
A 1919 YMCA folder titled Mother's Day on the Rhine honors American Expeditionary Force members. The piece highlights a Y mother who served eighteen months, bringing comfort to soldiers and mothers at home, and preserves poems that praise maternal sacrifice as the bravest battle.
A World War I poem from a "Y" mother speaks to mothers of soldiers. It honors those who fought and endured front line hardship while offering comfort to those whose sons did not return. The speaker reflects on sacrifice, faith, and the idea of divine rewards in the day of the Grand Review.
Prof and Mrs C R Stallings relocate household goods to Andrews. It is understood Mr Stallings will not teach in the Van Buren school next year.
A reflective note on self-deception and how vanity leads a person to ruin his own reputation and plans. The speaker suggests folly comes from pride and haste, warning readers to avoid imprudent acts.
Lesson outlines Abraham as a model of obedient faith leaving home. It stresses love as the motive for obedience, warns against false prophets, and urges heed to Christ’s teachings. Emphasizes obedience as evidence of discipleship and a life built on the rock.
A call for spiritual renewal cites upheaval and chaos as evidence of society's needs. The writer urges the practical living of Jesus Christ in men and demands more godly gospel leaders multiplied across churches and the nation.
In Blackford county farmer William Pummell reports success with a gas engine exhaust hose placed under a corncrib to kill rats. He notes that exhaust from cars can also deter and kill rodents, a method he finds effective and worth sharing with other farmers.
The Modern Miller crop outlook reports few unfavorable winter wheat belt conditions this week. Ideal weather except for Hessian fly and chinch bugs in scattered districts. Harvesting in the southern states is near, with early movement and much wheat to be stacked. Over 900 million bushels of winter wheat promised. Spring wheat in Northwestern states near normal.
The article explains chronic constipation stems from low moisture in residual food matter. It advises drinking plenty of water, eating raw fruits, outdoor exercise, and using mild laxatives like Chamberlain's Tablets to avoid harsh cathartics.
A New York dairy association banquet included a guest bull valued at $60,000. The presence of such an extravagant attendee drew attention amid ordinary political gathering chatter.
A humorous debate notes that women are seen as peculiar by men while women hold unspoken notions about men that they rarely voice. The exchange hints at gender stereotypes and social misunderstandings without detailing specific individuals or events.
A short aphorism on the value of purposeful labor. It emphasizes that the merit of work lies in its proper form and fit for the task at hand. Context suggests a reflective piece on diligence and meaningful effort.
An advertisement urges readers with piles to try the Whitney Treatment for Piles by Whitney Method Limited of Des Moines Iowa. It claims easy application and guaranteed results and asks patients to write about their case while also noting a subscription reminder.
Anxiety over dull mornings spurs a remedy urging a hot water and limestone phosphate drink before breakfast. The plan claims to flush stomach liver kidneys and bowels, improve appetite and target constipation bile disorders and skin tone.
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