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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1910

Page

8

Editors Rally Behind Beveridge In Indiana Campaign

Republican editors in Indiana praise Senator Albert J. Beveridge at an editorial banquet in Indianapolis. They press for honest truth telling, unity, and fearless reporting to inform voters and support the 1910 campaign.

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Sufficient Ends Rivalry Between Camp Champions

In a rough Minnesota camp area two rivals, an Irishman and a Swede, fought in a series of bouts until the Swede finally conceded with the word sufficient. The contest drew on as both grew weak, highlighting the intense local rivalry and strength of the champions.

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Richter the Bavarian Prose Poet and Moral Thinker

The piece extols Jean Paul Richter, praising his resilience from poverty to fame. It notes his Bavarian origins in Hof, early teaching years, struggles with reception from Goethe and Schiller, and eventual recognition after 1793. It highlights his major works and the moral depth of his writings amid a material age.

Jean Paul Richter Earth Richter Hof Topen Germany Goethe Schiller Bavaria Schnler Hesperus Titan Invisitte Lodge Levana Fixlein

Paris Tourists and a Riddle in Up-to-the-Minute Jokes

A collection of quick quips about Paris sightseeing and local humor. The dialogue lightly riffs on familiar wordplay and a playful jab at sensationalism, ending with a short pun about a bear and a toy-like joke.

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