Indianapolis Sun Publicity and Advertising Details
The Indianapolis Sun announces publication daily except Sunday and lists office address at Bun building 123 and 14 EK Ohio street. Foreign advertising reps include Smith Budd Runewick Building New York Tribu ne Chicago Third National Bank Building St Louis. Entry in post office as second class mail.
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Bun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Runewick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune Builld
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Mother’s Year Of Sacrifice And Love For Her Child
A sentimental essay extols mothers for sacrificing for their children and urges youth to honor and assist mothers. It cites examples from history, including Garfield, and a Western magnate who always cheered his mother, urging 1910 as a year to lighten a mother’s burdens and improve the home and study life.
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Jerusalem
Aoith
West
Goldfield
Nevada
James A. Garfield
Up-To-Date Jokes and Humorous Snippets of Life
A collection of short quips and wits ranging from modesty and vanity to family mishaps and love. Jokes touch on self perception, marriage, schooling, cooking and singing, a boy's Christmas vacation, a sly pun about a drink named Love, and a financier recalling wealth from relatives.
Thought and Work as Aids to Opportunity Column
A veteran writer argues that success comes from лич talent and persistent self effort, not influence or middlemen. Editors seek new material, brave authors endure repeated submissions, and belief in self faith powers achievement. God helps him who helps himself.
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America
New York City
West
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Poe
Jean
One Hundred Million Dollars A Year Wasted By Churches
The Rev Edward Tallmadge Root argues in The Delinquent that in the United States churches are oversized and underutilized. He cites Catholic and Protestant clergy counts vs churches, calls for reduced church buildings, and notes $960000000 sunk in needless houses and $100000000 yearly wasted on maintenance. He compares such waste to alcohol, coal, and water-power losses.
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Edward Tallmadge Root
Massachusetts Federation of Churches
United States
Kingdom of God
Daysey Mayme’s New Muff Mystery
A note describes Lysander Appleton’s hunting bear rug gone missing from their parlor and Daysey Mayme appearing in town with a massive rug muff heavy enough to require training, hinting at missing heirloom intrigue within the Appleton family.
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Lysander John Appleton
Appleton
Fts
Daysey Mayme
Appletons
Rondeau Redouble by Kennett Harris
A reflective verse piece by Kennett Harris laments youthful days spent in primrose paths and wild oats. The speaker recalls foolish companions, carefree spending, and brief pleasures, while acknowledging change and gratitude for moved-on wisdom from youth.
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Kennett Harris
A Wayfarer Journeys the Ancient Path in Sleep
A poem describes a traveler who wanders a timeless road beyond familiar doors. He slips from sleep to an unseen travel, drawn by a path that saints and kings have trod. Weary he drifts between two homes, until a gentle hand lifts him toward a distant, peaceful night.
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