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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
4
Bible passages emphasize God loving the world and offering eternal life through faith in Jesus. A call to repentance echoes from Ezekiel, asking why the wicked die, and guidance to restore those who err with meekness as taught in Galatians.
A veteran driver warns that speeding to beat a signaling car is dangerous and often illegal. He urges drivers to ease right after a horn and let the slower car pass, acknowledging the other driver's right to proceed without a roadside challenge.
The author argues that a country weekly should be called a Community Weekly for accuracy and wholesome local coverage. It notes the weekly serves city and village news, collected personally, ensuring reliability unseen in large dailies.
Lesson summary on the eager, representative, and reverent assembly as Ezra reads the Law. It highlights teacher conduct, understanding, conviction of sin, joy after repentance, sharing blessings, and obedience to renew festival observance. Emphasizes the power of Scripture in all ages.
The passage argues that men aged eighty five or ninety are not fat but thin and spare. It notes they may overeat or digest poorly and need Chamberlain's Tablets to aid digestion. After proper digestion, the average man may live to a ripe old age.
Don Richardson reports Van Buren High School opened with 135 students, a record for the district. Prof Scott welcomed all, notes on tabulation of ages and books, and songs after a piano tuning. Teachers urged effort, Athletics and clubs were planned, with Amos Tash Club formation and baseball games against Jonesboro on Sept 13 and 15.
Frank Culbertson and his wife saw what looked like two ghosts near River Chapel church east of Arcana on Wednesday night. Four men appeared, two of them men and two robed in white like real ghosts. They speculated the figures might be Ku Klux Klan members, though no fact is stated.
D W Boxell of Van Buren has invented the Nu-Way gate and other items including an ironing board a swing and a ladder with novel features gaining favor among local farmers. Geo Nichols of Van Buren formerly lived here spent a few days renewing acquaintances in North Manchester and left for Benton Harbor Michigan last Thursday for a visit.
A late 19th or early 20th century classifieds list 24 farm tracts in Grant County near Van Buren Warren Arcana Huntington Montpelier Jadden and Montpelier. Each entry details acreage, proximity to towns, improvements including houses barns and fruit or corn farming suitability with prices ranging from about 110 to 199 per acre and trade options.
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