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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
4
WAGE REDUCTIONS AND RAILROAD COSTS
The article argues that a $400 million wage cut for railroad workers is part of broader readjustment. It stresses that wages, prices, and living costs must fall together and urges immediate freight rate cuts to restore normal living costs alongside wage reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Theer
Tulsa riots and editorial judgments in conflict
The piece criticizes New York and Boston editors for condemning Tulsa and warns against broad blame. It argues Tulsa faces its own problems and will be governed by its residents and the circumstances, noting unpredictable chances of further trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Boston
Tulsa
Oklahoma
van Buren
Editorial Urges Self Help Over Criticism in Cities
The piece argues for individuals and cities to focus on their own affairs rather than criticizing others. It says editors in New York City and Boston should clean up their premises first to improve overall condition and public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Boston
Help Friends Far Away By Mailing Them News Eagle Copies
The News Eagle offers to mail occasional sample copies to friends and former residents in other states or parts of the state. Provide names and addresses. the paper will cover postage and ensure recipients receive copies from their old hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buern
News- Eagle
Van Buren Woman Uses Witty Comeback About Husband
A Van Buren resident quipped that her husband is the bonehead of the house in response to a question about head of the household. The remark highlights playful local humor in everyday family roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
There is one thing to be said in favor of your enemies
The remark notes that enemies do not request loans, implying a practical benefit in avoiding financial entanglements with adversaries. It reflects a sharp, humorous stance on human relations and benefit from opposition.
Truthful Van Buren Man Struggles Against Belief
A Van Buren resident who speaks honestly and carefully finds fewer listeners than the deft liar who wields charm. The remark highlights public susceptibility to smooth deception over plain truth.
War debt and taxes outlasting a century
A reader muses that after a century no war trace remains yet lingering war debts will require continued tax payments, reflecting on lasting financial impacts beyond time.
Farmers Benefit More From Rain Than Speeches
A congressman notes that while agricultural speeches can help, two strong soaking rains offer larger gains for farmers nationwide. The remark emphasizes practical weather impact over formal rhetoric.
The Village Pest and Arcana Trip Reel
A fragment from The Village Pest includes jokes about a trip to Arcana, a Ford versus Buick crash scene, and quips from Andy Anderson Kitty Struble and a barber shop gag. Central interrupts with a student phone exchange about washing underwear as a punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Anderson
Lyrics and Bits from a Dated Milieu and Nightlife
A collage of humorous snippets and verses, mentioning Milte Camblin's Pants Week sign, Mike DePoy products, puns about dental care, and characters like Walter Washington Mott and Archibaldus Carter. The piece blends light verse with cartoonish dialogue and nightlife banter from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milte Camblin
Mike DePoy
Wise Van Buren Child Hides Switch Location
A terse folk proverb notes a child in Van Buren who knows precisely where his father keeps the switch. The saying highlights household authority and parental secrecy in rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Van Buren Household Theme: Economy Push
In nearly every Van Buren home the husband advocates thrift while the wife puts the lesson into practice. The sentence suggests a regional focus on frugality as a domestic norm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Rough Tricks for Gentle Power Cranks
When batteries fail a cranking flivver becomes stubborn. A cautious shift in procedure helps restore life to a neglected engine or motorcar.
End of World War Misunderstood by Local Restaurant Man
A number of people still misunderstand the war’s end, illustrated by a local restaurant owner who charges ten cents for a cup of coffee. The item notes lingering confusion among citizens about postwar status and everyday prices.
Van Buren Man Bemoans Mosquitoes and Fish Bite Frustration
A Van Buren man quipped that fishing would be more enjoyable if fish bit as often as mosquitoes, reflecting a lighthearted jab at the pests and the challenge of angling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Buren
Indiana
Safeguard The Children From Summer Ills
Public health notice urges prompt treatment for young children's diarrhea in summer. Recommends keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and using it at first signs of unusual looseness of the bowels to reduce child deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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By Ima
Stinger
Arcana
Ford
G. G. Richardson
Orvis Breedlove
Kitty Struble
Stude
Central
John Barbershop Wright
The
Village Post
Fatty Paxton
Walter Washington Mott
Doc
Archibaldus Carter
Willie
Lewis Paxton
Fred Smith
Oxfords
Ashkosh Overalls
Milton Camblin
H. A. Davis & CO
van Buren, Ind
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