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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
7
A woman laments her fiancé will not move their wedding from the opening cricket season, revealing both partners prefer changing the date. He fears missing the opening game and the season’s key battles, while she suggests moving earlier.
A compact fragment notes a question about Prudence marriage age and a line about sixty nine years. It references Mrs Aus tins and Raw Pancake Flour with a vague product advertisement tone. The snippet reads like an odd clipped feature from a bygone page.
A new hydro electric factory in North Carolina aims to produce 25,000 tons of aluminum annually once operational. The project involves a large output target and is currently under construction.
Widow offers for sale a 10 room house with cellar and barn on 107 A near Whitehall. Property includes fruit trees and fenced yard. Ex. 319 Chicago listing by W. R. executor.
In Paris at the Spring Seekers congress M Peleprat demonstrated a sensitized metal rod that locates concealed springs. The rod, suspended from a garment loop and gripped by the user, vibrates violently at spring sites, a phenomenon compared to seismograph readings.
London reports a Dublin dispute over a kinematograph film of a Biblical subject. Clergymen testified to its edifying value, including a Jesuit dubbed the Father Bernard Vaughan of Ireland. The judge pressed for a plain answer on motives, the Jesuit insisting motives vary as he argued that earning a living by such work does not negate its virtue.
A nameless man in Kalamazoo walked into police headquarters and handed over a penny he found on the street saying the police should keep it until the owner calls. The sergeant in charge still holds the coin.
Miss Florence N. Peck of Montclair will receive 384 dollars after she says Dr. Frederick W. Stevens of Newark extracted her second upper left bicuspid by mistake for the first bicuspid. The dentist offered no defense.
Samuel Brazier, observing a mine wagon at Locust Gap Pa, climbed atop the wagon. His lamp touched methane gas and an explosion ripped through the area tearing skin from his body.
A Bible lesson notes Joseph's rise from slavery to prison to warden through God with him. It explains the chief butler and baker dreams, Joseph's interpretations, and the role of dreams in biblical history versus modern reliance on Scripture.
Advice to owners of laying hens to feed green bone only with a wet mix such as cut clover soaked in hot water ground alfalfa or chopped cabbage during the winter.
A brief note contrasts pure bred chickens with scrubs by encouraging hands on comparison in shaping, then offering both types in the market to observe differences in value and appeal.
Premier Borden and Governor Sulzer praised Anglo American ties at the University Club of Albany dinner. They spoke of a shared heritage, 4000 miles of undefended border, and echoed hopes for a century of peace. Sulzer said the Great Canadian Northwest will soon be the granary of North America and urged freer trade.
The tale follows Katherine who prides herself on resisting tale bearing while her twin How ard is accused of greed as their mother questions who took a bag of peppermint. Katherine denies taking any and deflects blame toward How ard with a sharp accusation.
Miss Elsie Nielson of Atchison Kansas reports severe facial eruption, redness, and pimples improved after four months using Cuticura Ointment at night plus Cuticura Soap during daily washing. She notes continued use of the soap and recommends the Cuticura line, with free samples and literature offered.
A sharp exchange at a barber shop shows a patron requesting multiple services in one visit. The dialogue highlights brisk service expectations and a casual dining grab as part of a routine grooming stop.
Advertisement notes Tin's Bag Pancake Flour available from all grocers. The copy emphasizes practical knowledge over formal education and promotes a staple product with a brisk, promotional tone.
A fragment discusses how pursuing letters strengthens affection and reveals self insights when apart from a beloved. It notes that written words convey what face and gesture alone may not and praises long correspondence for honest, timely expression. It ends with light quips about labor and preference for better work.
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