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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
4
The notice lists Fastoffice entry at Van Buren Indiana under the 1897 act as second class matter. It credits E H DePOY as editor and publisher and notes THE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION as foreign advertising representative dated Thursday September 23 1920.
Government spending on printed industrial bulletins is inefficient for reaching the public. Newspapers and country periodicals should publish crop and industry bulletins to quickly inform farmers and workers, with reasonable advertising costs. The public would benefit and the move to print media should occur sooner.
The piece notes a gradual decline in prices is possible next year, but warns against a sudden drop that could trigger a wide panic. It emphasizes that wage adjustments and cost of labor are the main obstacles, requiring time and patience to reach satisfactory results.
A concise tribute portrays a man as energetic, painstaking, honorable, considerate of others, aware of his own faults, and striving to improve. The piece emphasizes he is not a saint nor a great sinner but a credit to the community and a good citizen.
The text notes many educated farmers head to the United States to earn a living while Germany’s proletariat suffers loss of wealth and status, implying their titles are now worthless and suggesting they must beg for mercy from those who harmed them.
A satirical editorial mocks party slogans urging voters to support their preferred candidates while urging readers to vote their conscience. It quips about civic duty, political brinkmanship, and social mores with humorous asides on fashion, manners, and hustler optimism.
Mr and Mrs William Baker and daughters Sylvia and Mildred and Mr and Mrs Luther Baker and son Emerson spent Sunday at North Manchester. Several from this vicinity are attending the Bluffton street fair this week. Silos in this vicinity are being filled this week. Francis Baker spent Sunday in Landersville. Mr and Mrs Van Wilson and daughter moved to Elwood where Wilson will run a store. Various visits and family gatherings noted with local households in Grant county and nearby towns.
Lesson overview for September 26 on Psalms and First Samuel themes focusing on David and Solomon. It covers the kingship, their heart before God, and lessons on zeal faith wisdom and penitence. Emphasizes two personalities David and Solomon and outlines weekly July to September lessons.
A preacher notes that Sunday observance means ceasing worldly labor and laboring for God. He argues the highest duty is giving God a tithe of time as the first fruits, a mark of respect and allegiance to Him.
A reflective note on gentleness rooted in gratitude to the creator and shared human nature. It links true gentleness to self awareness, accountability, and duty, urging refined feeling guided by principle.
A remark attributing politeness to benevolence in small actions from Macau lay notes. The quotation emphasizes kindness in everyday interactions and the value of courteous behavior.
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