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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
8
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A critique of tariff reformers led by Cannon, Aldrich, and Payne. It argues they favor rich interests, proposing heavy taxes on tea and cheap stockings while sparing expensive goods and alcohol. It urges voting rights for women to shift political power and oppose tariff hikes that hit the poor.
The piece contrasts realism and Impressionism as opposing schools, describing how realism depicts objects while Impressionism suggests them. It cites a painting titled Waiting to illustrate mood, symbolism, and the viewer's empathy guiding interpretation, arguing art aids society by inspiring feeling and belief.
A classroom exchange asks what punishment Adam faced after eating the forbidden fruit. Johanis confidently answers that he had to marry Eve in life.
The article laments high coal costs and winter hardship while urging prudent use of fuel. It notes Marion county will assess replacing or expanding the county infirmary with a $250,000 modern building, funded despite economy concerns. Amos W. Butler promotes hawk and owl protection in Indiana with a colorfully illustrated pamphlet.
The Denver Civic Center project featured as larger and more monumental than New York's. It centers on the Pioneer fountain by Frederick Macmonnies, with the state capitol, new library, U S mint, and Auditorium forming radiating parkways and White Way lighting. Western spirit and bold, expansive vision contrast with New York’s skyline emphasis.
A train boy hawks popular novels and prods a passenger with Booth Tarkington titles. The passenger retorts he is Tarkington himself, prompting the boy to suggest additional works. The playful exchange highlights skepticism and mistaken identity in a humorous street scene.
The Harper's Machinery Book for Boys in the Joseph H. Adams series is promised to appear in April. It aims to engage boys with simple questions and oral prompts about electricity indoor and outdoor topics, presenting a practical exploration of machinery and diac knowledge.
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