Indianapolis Sun Postal and Advertising Details
The Indianapolis Sun notes it publishes daily except Sundays from its Sun building at 123 and 125 E Ohio street with foreign ad reps Smith and Budd from New York and Tribune Building, Chicago, and Third National Bank Building, St. Louis. It is entered in the post office as second class mail.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louie
Boost Indianapolis by a united, systematic drive to greatness
A reader argues for a disciplined Greater Indianapolis committee drawn from Merchants' Association Commercial Club Manufacturers' Association and Board of Trade. The group would select key projects, rally city bodies, and aim to double population within a set time, turning enthusiasm into concrete civic improvements.
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Indianapolis
Merchants’ Association
Commercial Club
Manufacturers’ Association
Board of Trade
Indianapolis Sun
Buffon Fathered Natural History and Evolution Theory
The article traces Georges Louis Leclerc Buffon born 1707 in Montbard France from a law-bound youth to a life of science. It credits him with popularizing natural history and shaping evolutionary thought, while praising his restraint amid temptation and his lasting impact on mankind.
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George Lewis Buffon
Montbard
France
Buffon
Europe
Paris
Asl
Royal Museum
Pliny
Cuvier
Globe
Darwins
Hurleys
Tyndalls
Spencers
Up-to-date Jokes and Classroom Inquiries
A dialogue mashup features Brother-Her reflecting a marriage consent dispute with insults, Sister noting secret letters, then a classroom question about cardinal directions. A boy quips about a piercing neuralgia as the orchestra ends, and a Suffragette and Mere Man exchange a pun on women and stagnation.
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