Indianapolis Sun details and offices for Willis S Thompson
The Indianapolis Sun lists Willis S Thompson and notes publication from the Bank building at 123 and 125 E Obie Street with foreign advertising reps in New York Chicago and St Louis. It states circulation figures certified by the Association of American Advertisers and identifies the secretary and issue number 165.
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Bank
E. Obie Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Speed Obsession Devastates Cars and Lives at Indy Race
A critical warning against motor car speed tests argues that endurance and distance races jeopardize drivers and spectators. It asserts speed culture spreads danger from tracks to roads, urges safer car trials, and condemns reckless racing as a threat to public safety.
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Babylon
Eason
Indianapolis
Sava
Sita
Autos in Nova Scotia regulate market day road use
Brocton travelers touring Nova Scotia encounter provincial rules restricting car traffic on market days. Regulations vary by town so avoiding one market causes trouble in another as routes cross the province. Newburyport News. The gag line about a clock ends the item.
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Newburyport News
No, I Wouldn’t Have Any But Haviland China
A light exchange reveals a preference for refined tableware over Italian dishes. The speaker declares they would choose only Haviland china, signaling an emphasis on porcelain quality and brand status.
The Typhoid Fly And The City Menace
An analysis condemns houseflies as deadly disease carriers. It urges removal of filth sources such as stables garbage and unsanitary outhouses, and cites typhoid deaths linked to flies in New York and Indianapolis. It warns Fall Creek sewer policy risks turning the creek into an open sewer and a fly hatchery.
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New York City
New York
Indianapolis
United States
Fall Creek
Grote and the making of a historian in Greece
The 16 year old George Grote shifts from banking and politics to history. He writes History of Greece, finishing in 1856 after 25 years of labor. At his death in 1871 he is lauded for a monumental work that revived ancient Greece for readers and scholars.
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Clay Hill
Kent
Prince of the Blood
George Grote
England
George
John Bull
Nature
Grote
London
Greece
To My Violin Poem by Morna Pease
A lyric address to a violin, praising wood as a living source of musical power. The speaker imagines trees speaking through the instrument, releasing hidden and captive voices. The verse envisions magic, movement, and art awakening through strings and song.
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Morna Pease
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Jim
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AUTOS
Nova Scotia
Brocton
Henpecko
Journel-Examiner
Hash Away
Nou're
George W. Stout
Washington
Indiana
Thomas B. Gregory
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