The Indianapolis Sun Contact Information
The Indianapolis Sun is published daily except Sunday from the Sun building at 123 and 12 E. Ohio street. Foreign advertising reps include Smith & Budd in New York Chicago and St. Louis offices and a Third National Bank building mailbox in St. Louis.
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Washington Could Stick to a Thing and Succeed
A talk on Washington Birthday extols perseverance as the key to greatness. It notes Washington faced failures, setbacks, and discouragement, yet kept starting over. The piece urges readers to imitate his resolve, "stick to a thing" and not give up, to inspire personal and national progress.
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Ohio
Praddock
Braddock
Philadelphia
Massachusetts Avenue Merchants Push Police and Fire Headquaters Plan
A group of five Massachusetts Avenue merchants advocates unifying city police and fire departments under one central headquarters. They favor selling scattered city sites, including old fire headquarters on New York Street, to fund a new combined building near Alabama Street and the new city hall. The effort aims to improve central access and also house a city prison and police courts.
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Massachusetts Avenue Merchants’ Association
New York Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Alabama Street
Marriage Jokes Highlight Dinner Theater Banter
In a bustling restaurant scene a witty exchange turns on marriage and a furnace operator. The head waiter cites a big crowd delaying tables while the proprietor orders livelier music to hasten dining. A quick Reporter note thanks a doctor for accident details and a social mix up about a Mrs Dr Slimmins becomes Mrs Simmins in playfully formal chatter.
Washington's Inspiring Rebel Soared As Liberty Icon
An editorial by Arthur Brisbane extols George Washington as a rebel for liberty. It urges Americans to emulate his fixed purpose, endure defeats, and apply Washington's resolve to modern citizenship and real liberty, not mere rhetoric. The piece calls for choosing one guiding idea and sticking to it to advance national self rule.
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United States
Arthur Brisbane
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Tawa
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England
America
New York
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Guiding Star
GROUCHY SERVANTS NOT WANT A FARMING HELP WANTED CIPHER
A Western newspaper ad mocks a couple seeking farm help and cites three readings of no other woman present. The narrator questions jealousy, control, and fear in bachelor husband dynamics, concluding the couple may keep jobs distant to avoid competition or companionship.
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