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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
3
Freight and Express Car each way daily. Party Rates A low rate to fifty more traveling together. Call nearby agent or write Main Office Bluffton.
An advertising copy touts Croxone as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles and rheumatism. It claims the remedy soaks into kidneys, clears toxins, and neutralizes uric acid, promising relief regardless of age or prior treatments. Drugstores will refund purchase price if it fails in one case.
Alberta wool growers anticipate 25 cent wool this year due to strong mill demand for raw material. A Grassy Lake sheep man predicts reaching that figure or higher as the war boosts wool usage. The season has been favorable, winters mild, ranges productive, and all sheep breeds perform well in Western Canada. Farmers are urged to enter sheep farming as a profitable venture suited to local climate and farm size.
George H Pellard argues a year round confinement plan for hens yields higher profits for villagers and suburbs with limited yard space. He cites dry feeding and 25 to 34 birds per flock, four to six square feet per bird, and notes hens can lay many eggs with less labor than free range, while addressing feather pecking and egg eating with occasional outdoor runs or dark nests if needed.
A fragmentary dialogue notes Jones as a self made man and contrasts it with a remark that he erred by not consulting an expert. The exchange suggests skepticism about his independence and judgment.
In Judge McKinley s court talesmen were examined for a boy who killed his father. Lawyers debated marriage paternity and family insanity questions. Michael McCarthy testified he lives at 1236 Fulton Street, is 35, married with one child, and has no insanity in his family.
An early 20th century ad promotes Cuticura skin oils as intense comfort for sensitive irritated skin. It invites readers to sample by mail with a book, addressing a Boston department store. Sold everywhere with a simple postcard request.
Lawyer John B. Stanchfield dismisses objections as mere quibbles amid Warry Thaw case coverage. He tells of a farmer and wife exchange to illustrate how such disputes only confuse matters and have little bearing on the legal matter.
Public notices urge careful use of Castoria with signature for infants and children. Advertisements promote Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for foot relief at expositions and a cheeky exchange about income with a joke about Jack Johnson.
A brief ad line touts Red Cross Ball Blue as a reliable household product sold by grocers. The copy contrasts domestic wisdom with a remark about a husband's financial sense, phrased as an advertising quip.
An aged poultry note claims two thirds of turkey deaths stem from indigestion caused by green or immature corn. The author describes using raw linseed oil in spoonful doses as a mild remedy, noting improvement by the next day. Poults receive teaspoon doses for prevention and recovery.
Growth of the duckling accelerates most between weeks three and four, when its weight often doubles. The observation highlights rapid early development in aquatic bird offspring.
The lesson outlines David's transition from shepherd to king in Judah and Israel. It notes his divine and communal endorsements, his diplomacy with Jabesh Gilead, Ish-bosheth's fragmented rule, and the Hebron assembly where all tribes affirmed David as God's chosen successor, leading to Jerusalem's conquest and government establishment.
A Richmond Times-Dispatch excerpt shows a father urging meekness to Willie while the militant youth counters that the meek are trained to wipe the earth at his school. The exchange frames conflict between pacific verses and active rebellion.
A brief editorial note from the Philadelphia Record urges balance between effort and self praise reminding workers to keep energy for self acknowledgment after exertion. It emphasizes not exhausting oneself in labor.
Scientists report that more than 15 percent of the earth's crust may be composed of aluminum. The finding highlights aluminum's prevalence in geology and potential industrial significance.
An assortment of promotional lines mentions Denison's Coffee praised as pure and delicious. Other notes claim the ostrich chooses a devious path to conceal its nest and that millions of women use Red Cross Ball Blue, available at all grocers.
In a classroom exchange a professor asks how Nero could fiddle as Rome burned and a senior finance student conjectures that Nero benefited from heavy insurance on the city. The dialogue blends historical curiosity with financial speculation.
An advertisement from Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago touts Eye Remedy for red weak watery eyes and granulated eyelids. It claims no smarting and offers the Book of the Eye by mail free.
A husband and wife discuss the sewers of Paris noting the constant work beneath the city. The pair mention the sewer system aiding the war effort by producing shirts for soldiers, highlighting civilian labor contributing to military needs.
A short vignette describes a meek country man Gabe who marries a strong-wited woman and moves to town near Frankfort Kentucky. On meeting the bar keeper he explains he disliked city life but his wife dislikes many things. he says he now hates when she dislikes a thing.
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