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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
4
The article notes a large coal strike affects miners and operators, with thousands idle and non union mines producing more than current demand. It warns of seasonal demand shifts and accuses profiteering from strike rhetoric while urging local readers to support advertisers for protection.
A concise line from a historical page mentions minstrel boys with a retrospective tone. The fragment implies a memory or commemoration rather than a full event. No clear dates or organizations are present.
A lighthearted column notes there are remarkable boys in Van Buren yet none who wash their ears voluntarily. It also jokes that bachelors fear being surprised into marriage by a woman.
A note praising Van Buren residents for their neighborhood spirit and welcoming attitude. It emphasizes that without them the speaker would be a stranger in the community.
A wry remark notes that a woman cannot trick a man without some cooperation from him. The line underscores mutual complicity in social dynamics and speaks to gendered expectations in relationships.
The phrase obey is removed from marriage rites and some advocates seek to strike it from prohibition era legal language as part of broader changes to traditional texts and laws.
Ford plans 5400 cars per day as production scales up potentially impacting weekend home availability nationwide.
A humorous line notes Van Buren men stay busy bidding farewell to spare change after marriage, implying a comic reason for not kissing wives often.
In Germany the money from paper and ink seems trivial. here real money comes from using paper and ink for advertising offerings and sales.
A Star Bulletin item notes a lively colored revival with a preacher urging generous contributions. An attendee proclaims a tenth, another a twentieth, as the crowd sways in faith. A separate sea encounter interrupts with a man overboard shout.
The page pours a collage of verse proverbs jokes and quotes from nurses scouts and farmers. It blends poems by Susan Coolidge and a playful note on habits and work ethic with short anecdotes and local persona remarks about products and advertising trends.
L V Pilkington of Grand Rapids was elected grand sentinel of the Michigan group United Commercial Travelers at the Muskegon convention. Friday events included Kiwanis luncheon at the Occidental hotel a two hour Lake Michigan ride and a fish dinner dance at Lake Michigan Park. Saturday featured a parade and baseball and quaits championships.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for families during hot months promising quick relief and value for money. A short anecdote about church attendance reflects a humorous exchange between a minister and a nonchurchgoer.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Howard and children and Mr. I. J. Howard will motor to Huntington Sunday to visit relatives. Mr. I. J. Howard will remain for an extended stay. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Pike and Mrs. Pike, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Boos, Iris and Von Pickenpaugh and Miss Margaret Worster have returned from a short stay at Lake Webster.
Nine of ten rheumatic cases are muscular or non internal rheumatism needing no internal treatment. Pain relief comes from Chamberlains Liniment aiding sleep and rest, greatly helping lunatics.
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