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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1908

Page

16

Willis S. Thompson in The Indianapolis Sun

The Indianapolis Sun features Willis S. Thompson in its daily publication note. The item references the Sun Building and a street address 123 and 13 with Ob’e Sweet.

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Your Vote and the Courts in Crisis

A strongly worded editorial argues that courts are the people’s machines and judges often act as trust allies. It urges reforms to curb injunctions that suppress free speech and assembly, criticizes both major parties, and calls voters to decide who should own and control the courts.

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Con servatory Kiss Question Meets Repair Bill Inquiry

An exchange in the Atchison Globe centers on a remark about a kiss in the conservatory and a query about the timing related to a repair bill. The brief note hints at social intrigue and a financial dispute without detailing names or places.

Manicure Lady Sees Whiskers in 1912 Politics

A humorous dialogue features the Manicure Lady and Head Barber discussing the 1912 campaign. They comment on Taft, Bryan, Kern, and Wilfred, joking about whiskers and looks, while the new party is praised for nominating two young candidates. The trio debate leadership, courage, and who deserves public trust.

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Optimist at 50 and the map of success

A professor analyzes records of world workers and thinkers, finding average performances by age. Masters peak at 59, workers 47, thinkers 32 with chemists and physicists youngest at 41 and novelists at 46. He concludes health and optimism map to success as readily as youth.

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