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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
4
The article extols Independence Day as the United States birthday marking liberty justice and republican ideals. It praises the Constitution six aims and the nation’s strength highlighted by World War service urging readers to observe the holiday with proper reverence.
A city editorial urges Van Buren residents to replace greed and suspicion with kindness tolerance and goodwill. It champions honorable thrift as the guiding ideal for the community, stressing memory and shared home values for a better collective life.
The senator argues that advertising follows strict business principles and that advertisers buy publicity to attract customers. He notes merchants seek best value and that newspapers offer the surest route to reach readers, a point the Grant county business and professional community should consider.
A columnist notes the right to buy goods anywhere and to refuse offers. It argues that owners of purebred animals may face neighbors who choose cheaper or inferior stock, and reflects on the social game of “holding the bag” as sport while acknowledging the value of quality over price.
A newspaper writer estimates the number of bills introduced between the sixty-second and sixty-seventh Congresses exceeded 97,000, while state legislatures may have introduced as many as 506,000 bills in the same period.
The International Association of Women Preachers lists 178 members in the United States across denominations, plus six foreign members in China, India, and Africa. Illinois leads with 35 preachers, Kansas with 30, and Nebraska with 18. Near East Relief support urged by former Kansas Governor Allen who warns of 50,000 deaths if aid ends.
A compact, devotional poem praising My Church as a school hill camp road shrine and home. The speaker frames the church as a patient preacher guiding souls toward a godly land where soldiers of truth prepare, ascend toward the Friend, adore the Passion, and receive fatherly joy and childhood unfoldment.
A compact study of John the Baptist covering his birth foretold, humble courageous character, and strong preaching calling repentance and proof of penitence. It notes Jesus' testimony of John, John’s imprisonment, and his martyrdom, highlighting his role as the herald of Christ.
A financial writer argues the average man earns average wages, countered by Ford workers earning more. The piece notes patriotic calls to raise flags on July 4 and warns about drowning risks this summer if large earrings are not removed before swimming.
A remark notes Turkish diligence in gathering every scrap of paper to protect the name of God, saying they collect even fragments where the name might be written. The quote underscores caution over sacred text and preservation practices.
A literary epigraph contrasts genius with social dullness, likening radiant talent to a meteor that, when reaching earth, becomes a mere stone, illustrating the tension between brilliance and everyday life.
A reflective aphorism notes that those who excel in good times may falter in hardship, warning readers to prepare for reversals and maintain balance between success and resilience.
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