Indianapolis Sun circulation notice and address
The Indianapolis Sun is published daily except Sunday in the Sun building at 123 and 125 EB Ohio street with foreign advertising reps in New York Chicago and St. Louis. The Association of American Advertisers has examined and certified the paper’s circulation. Only the report figures are guaranteed.
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Indianapolls
Broad Ripple
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Direct Primaries Debate Highlighted by Voter Behavior
The Indianapolis Sun questions the direct primary, noting it has merits and flaws. It argues voters and delegates influence outcomes, cites Shank’s honest campaign, and observes independent voters often trump organizational pressure in elections.
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Shank
Gauss
Harding
Clarke Forces
Clarke
Indianapolis
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Lincoln
Columbia Club
Indiana
White House
Lew Shank
Indianapolis News
Prohibition Is Not Temperance and Broad Ripple Annexation Talk
Editorial letters discuss the Broad Ripple area near Indianapolis seeking annexation noting 2000 residents need sewer water and fire protection and a permanent grade before improvements. Also a reader praises an editorial opposing compulsory prohibition, urging true temperance over cant and political football.
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Indianapolis Sun
Mirabeau’s Rise and Fall Before the French Revolution
The essay traces Mirabeau’s life up to 1789, contrasting his early libertine years with the stance of a destined leader. It highlights his role as Aix deputy, shaping the National and Constituent Assemblies, and his call for a strong constitutional order to balance liberty with security. His death, amid rising extremism, left France to face the Terror without his moderating influence.
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France
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Sion
Prussia
Europe
Seneca
Cato
Trealm
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Aix
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Versailles
National Assembly
Constituent Assembly
The Parent's First Duty Toward a Wayward Child
A moral exhortation on parental responsibility toward an errant child. It argues that parents must exercise patient sympathy, watch over children from conception, and avoid doors slammed in a youth's face. It stresses fault may lie in parents and urges love, guidance, and forgiveness to foster reform.
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Old Belgian Church Painting Repair Bill
An antique story from Belgium describes a church commissioning repairs to a large painting. The bill itemizes numerous whimsical tasks including correcting the Ten Commandments, embellishing Pontius Pilate, updating St Peter’s rooster, renewing Heaven and Purgatory, brightening Hell and other comic restorations.
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Wensweere Bos
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