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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
4
The piece jokes about a man at a woman's afternoon social party and notes Herbert Hoover’s cabinet appointment. It contrasts contentment with gold and mentions France’s postwar rhetoric as if a new war may start.
Local readers report Warren’s first team should be called second and the second team first after a large turnout saw Warren humbled last Thursday night. The item lists many townspeople and local names in a jubilant, humorous tally of attendees and observers.
A Van Buren man faces a stubborn barrier to agreement as opposition is framed as personal error. The maxim highlights the difficulty of persuading someone who insists on their own correctness.
A border flare up between Panama and Costa Rica draws attention as observers speculate on American Marines potentially stepping in to quell any clash. The remark underscores regional tensions and the fear of broader conflict.
A provocative remark suggesting that imposing upfront costs on nations for potential wars would deter conflicts and promote lasting peace. The idea emphasizes fiscal accountability and preventive restraint over militarism.
A local column notes that many Van Buren women prefer a partner who agrees with them on all matters. The essay reflects social attitudes and humor of the era.
A debate stirs over issuing two-cent coins while the public favors higher denomination notes, with many urging more five dollar bills.
A columnist notes that opportunity knocks only once while humans may miss or ignore chances. The piece contrasts abstract chance with individual action and suggests proactive pursuit matters more than passive availability.
A Van Buren man known for his quietness stirs local chatter as neighbors debate his sharp wit and the rumor mill questions whether silence hides bigger folly than loud talk.
Home-brewing gains traction as enthusiasts explore a wide range of hops for brewing. The mood is experimental with brewers testing many varieties to craft unique flavors and profiles.
After a fellow spends about a week studying an income tax blank he feels urge to leave it blank. This brief notes the common temptation faced by individuals completing tax forms.
A Van Buren resident quips that despite signs the world improves, he would hate to lose a twenty dollar bill in church reflecting cautious optimism and common small worries among locals.
The line warns that continued robberies will provoke a deadly backlash, comparing profiteers to those who harmed the source of wealth. The quote implies escalating risk if criminal actions persist.
Congress asserts 175000 men would be sufficient for army needs but nearly that many are being used to guard whiskey in bonded warehouses.
A note on clothing care notes that many a girl's shirtwaist gets rumpled from excessive pressing. The casual observation points to fashion maintenance and the daily burden of ironing in households.
A saying notes flattering a Van Buren man by calling him well read. The line suggests complimenting his knowledge as an alternative to seeking his advice.
A pointed remark laments numerous self-appointed leaders who lack clear direction and self-awareness, suggesting life would improve if they found steadier bearings and purpose.
The page lists local personalities and humorous signs from shops and residents, including Willis Palmer and Othal Breedlove, plus captions and quips from barber shops, photographers, and clothiers. It notes a football game tonight with enthusiastic updates from Van Buren.
President Harding used the same King James Bible from St. Johns Masonic Lodge for his March 4 oath. The historic Bible, English printed, is kept in a steel box inside a New York City safe, with lodge officers granting consent for its use. A six member committee escorted it to the capital led by Most Worshipful Grand Master Robinson.
An advertisement touts Cham berlain's Tablets as an ideal remedy for constipation. It recommends taking them immediately after supper for best effect, noting they are easy to take and mild in effect.
Lesson outlines Jesus crucifixion with focus on Golgotha, the crown of thorns, and the atonement. It emphasizes the dying Savior’s obedience, the mocking, and the moment of death signaling the world’s redemption. Includes references to Matthew 27 33 50 and related scripture for deeper study.
A brief lyric depicts divine affection and hope, with lines about the golden bud within the blue and morning promises of happiness as God sends love to you. The poem emphasizes renewed blessing and optimistic fate.
A quoted aphorism credits C Simmons praising mothers as agents to reform the world. The line urges enlisted motherhood as a starting point to correct errors and worn views.
A fragmented line reads as a cryptic note about perception and reality with unclear attribution. The fragment mentions the name Seema and a phrase suggesting appearances may mislead. No concrete event or date is provided in readable text.
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