Indianapolis Sun 1908 December 2 issue
The Indianapolis Sun page details its publication facts for December 2, 1908. It lists editors Willis S and Thompson, the sun building address at 13 and 1% East Ohio Street, and posting information as a second class mail daily except Sundays.
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Barbarism of Public Officials Over Public Housing Fire Trap
A Marion county dependent poor home is described as a fire trap by a local inspector. The piece condemns officials for permitting deadly conditions and argues prevention beats post fire punishment, warning that other public buildings may share similar dangers.
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Marion County
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The Crime of Taking Money From a Husband's Pocket
A western judge rebukes a husband who complains of his wife taking money from his pocket. He urges fair treatment, urges sharing earnings, and notes wives often manage household finances better. A similar police court case in Muncay tópico. The piece argues wives deserve trust, pay, and financial responsibility.
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Wife and Mother Dorothy Dix on the home ideal
The author argues against intellectual independence for women, praising the home and a wife who speaks with baby talk and loves family life. He cites a grandfather’s wisdom, laments modern intellectual society, and says a wife’s role is nourishing and practical, not elite or altered by study.
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Dorothy Dix
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Family quarrel over chores sparks rebuke
In a domestic exchange, a father laments not owning a farm while a mother retorts that, even with farming skills, the child fails to pick up tin cans in the backyard, prompting a pointed rebuke about responsibility.
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