Indianapolis Sun listing and advertising contacts
The Indianapolis Sun shows a listing noting Willis 8 and Thompson with publishing details. It lists address lines on Ohio Street and various foreign advertising representatives in New York Chicago St Louis and acknowledges post office entry as a second class paper No 165.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Thall
Prohibition debate argues beer loss vs drink rise in 1909
Indiana Hotel Keepers Association session condemns absolute prohibition as not temperate, urging good license laws. The article argues prohibition increases whisky use and drunkenness, cites October 1909 data showing beer down 200,000 barrels while spirits rise 1,500,000 gallons, and advocates moderating beer and wine with high license controls.
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Indiana Hotel Keepers’ Association
Lawrence
Claypool
United States War Department
War Department
Prohibition Party
Prohibition
Army
Gen. Grant
United States
America
Germany
France
Italy
China
Up to Date Jokes and Witty Exchanges
A collection of light quips and banter about marriages gowns arbitration and clever letters. Jokes include a wife joke about gowns and a quip about letters to men. A line about shooting a calf and an actress seeking a better role adds a playful theatrical note.
Hair change sparks mischief in married life
Jorings and his wife Isabel discuss her new plain hair style and growing sense of maturity. A string of social moments follows from a doorbell remark, a streetcar misidentification, to a playful quip about the dinner table, ending with a check signifying her new name.
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Isabel
Ted
Ani
Miss Pendleton
Jerings
Dave Brown
Theodore Jerings
Christmas shopping rivals spark a tense domestic spat
Mrs Benson vents about Mrs Simpson outshining her with ahead of time shopping. They bicker over European purchases versus downtown bargains, confessing pride in their finds while plotting a show of superiority, then lament a shared envy and mistaken impressions.
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Mrs. Simpson
Mrs. Benson
George
Benson
Europe
School for Railroad Managers and Its Elite Training
The Harriman railway system operates a vast campus from New Orleans to Portland and from Kansas City to Omaha, offering an exclusive School for Railroad Managers. It pays students an $80 to $100 monthly stipend, and graduates reportedly secure top industry roles. The program emphasizes practical training over theory, aiming to develop officers from within the ranks.
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Wach
New Orleans
Spokana
Wesh
Portland
Ore
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Old Mexico
Achor
Hargiman
School of Hard ‘Knocks
Harriman
Technical World Magazine
How She Escaped Pauline at School
Pauline recounts two weeks of school where teachers reprimanded the class and singled her out. She recalls the teacher saying, Now children, we'll all wait until Pauline is in order, while others were scolded in her presence.
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Pauline
Boy and Cow Drying Up Milk Signals Winter
A child named Philip recounts the seasonal shortage of milk, explaining with grave humor that the cow is dried up. He notes that deliveries will not resume until spring, reflecting a rural December moment from The Delinea Test.
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Philip
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Indianapolis Sun
Willis
Thompson
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
T. E. Powers
New York Drening Jeumel Publishing Company
Bill
Rouge
Jones
Buiter
T'Adore Brunettes
Miss Looloo
This IS
MR. c Jones
Myself
Mplete
Jorings
Ysebel
Blankley’s
Mrs.simpson
Rome
School For Railroad Managers
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