Willis S Thompson Advertising Notice in The Indianapolis Sun
The Indianapolis Sun lists Willis S Thompson in its masthead and notes publication details including daily except Sunday status, Sun building address at 123 and 125 E Ohio street, and foreign advertising representatives in New York Chicago and St Louis. It also states postal classification as second class mail.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Opening Sunday Baseball Draws 25 000 In Indianapolis
The first Sunday baseball game in Indianapolis under the new law drew nearly 25 000, proving public recreation for laboring men can be orderly. Supporters argue it shows Sunday sport is preferable to saloons and offers healthy outdoor entertainment without disturbing others. The team avoided travel disruption, enjoying a full day at home before Monday’s game.
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Indianapolis
Milwaukee
A Child Left to Die on the Roof
A three year old child died on the roof of a New York tenement amid grim poverty. The piece condemns landlords officials and editors for neglect and calls out government policies that harm the poor while enriching the wealthy.
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New York City
East Side
New York
Taiping Strand Settlements Sauce Flavor Note
A short note describes latpe sauce with pur flavors and terrific taste. It notes satisfaction from the sauce and invites expectations of more from Januwala and Co on Main Road Taiping Straits Settlements Strand.
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Januwala & Co
Main Road
Taiping
Straits Settlements Strand
A Job for the Armies and the Earth’s Inner Structure
Camille Flammarion revisits a plan to dig a geothermic well two hundred metres in diameter to probe earth interior constitution. The aim is to locate a practical heat source and test whether terrestrial materials are in fusion, effectively advancing cautious, rational exploration beyond mining.
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Camille Flammarion
Flammarion
Scientific American
Taken Up at Random Deliberations on Indiana GOP Chair
An old politician and a young reporter discuss Indiana Republican party politics. They weigh Beveridge the likely leader, factional tensions, and possible state chair candidates such as Durbin, Kittinger, Wilson, Schaff, Neal, Sims, Remey, and others, focusing on effective organizers and vote-getters.
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Port
Jim Goodrich
Charley Remey
Beveridge
Old State Machine
Bert Tucker
Carl Riddick
Johnny Moorman
Fred Sims
Hemenway
Taft
Watson
Goodrich
al Beveridge
Indiana
Joe Kealing
Peveridge
Chicago
Hazard
Jim Watson
J. Hemenway
A& Ma
Col. Durbin
Kittinger
Jeff Claypool
John Billheimer
Pelkities
Jim Bingham
J. Wood Wilson
J. Wood
Brother Wilson
Harry New
Harry
Dick Schaff
Lake County
Schaff
Schafft
Lake
Elam Neal
Neal
Elam
Halifax
Chaireman
William Allen White
William
Charley
Harmesizer
Baaia
Reading as Mental Refeeding in Public Discourse
A columnist argues that many readers treat newspapers as a lazy substitute for thinking, feeding on others ideas rather than learning to think independently. The piece contrasts roast beef literature with porridge and urges education to cultivate critical thinking.
Recruiting Comparisons Show Navy Ad Approaches Different Nations
A cor respondent compares US and British recruitment adverts noting the US Navy promotes education funding and expense coverage in its appeal, urging interested youths to join. The piece contrasts this with a British Royal Navy recruitment notice directing applicants to a London dock location.
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Haldene
United States
United States Navy
Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Washington
British Admiralty
Royal Navy
Southwest India Dock
Poplan
London
London Daily Mail
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Indianapolis Sun
Willis S. Thompson
Association of American Advertisers
Ceete
Ite
AMD
Peony
Bob
Groucho the Monk
Dearie
Headquarter
Ming
Stoute
Pettyman
George W. Stout
Beve
Bev
Ers
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