Indianapolis Sun Editorial Page Address and Publishing Details
The Indianapolis Sun prints daily except Sunday from the Sun building at 123 and 14 KE Ohio Street. Advertising is represented by Smith & Budd, Trust Building, New York. Tribune Building, Chicago. Third National Bank, St. Louis. Filed as second class mail under entry No 165.
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Make the Two Days Count Before the New Year
A motivational note urges readers to start now in the last two days of the year to honor resolutions and begin deeds rather than plan endlessly. It emphasizes immediate action, time awareness, and avoiding procrastination as the path to success.
Growth of City Parking System and Civic Gifting Momentum
The piece extols Indianapolis expanding its parking system using natural streams and planned parks. It notes gifts from W. W. Woollen and George Rhodius totaling $500,000, options to buy Ellenberger woods, and mayor-elect Shank's support. It argues faster purchase avoids higher costs and foresees further philanthropy.
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Poet’s Answer to Editor Henry Kemp Sends Savage Christ Poem
The writer of To Christ explains to Henry Kemp why he cannot tone down his verse. He says his aim is wrath and pain and recalls his own experiences with poverty and indignant Christians. He argues Jesus Christ gave liberal charity, unlike those who demand belief before aid.
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Edison Pursues Battery Breakthrough Despite Repeated Setbacks
Edison continues long trials on a portable storage battery to solve the traction problem. He and his team have logged over a thousand experiments across years, with some workers quitting from monotony. The effort aims to reveal 9,000 things not to do, a crucial path to a potential industrial revolution.
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The Battle of the Book in Dickens Thackeray Dispute
A literary sparring piece recalls the Thackeray Dickens feud as readers debate traits like snobbery and Cockney origins. The article cites Charles Mason Fairbanks and quotes Thackeray on Dickens, noting admiration and rivalry within the rivalry over literary genius.
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