Indianapolis Sun Editorial Page January 8 1910
The text outlines publication details for The Indianapolis Sun including publication schedule daily except Sunday, address of Sun Building, foreign advertising reps locations, and postal registration. It notes the Association of American Advertisers certified circulation figures as 165.
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The
Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Runswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribute
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Post Ofice
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Non Skid Device Adopted by Chicago Mounted Police
The Chicago Police force adopts a leather and chain non skid shoe for horses to prevent slipping on ice. The device mirrors automobile tire chains and promises humane, simple use for mounted patrols.
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Chicago
Police
Mounted Police
The
Chicago Daily News
Kinnell Emergency Overshoe Aids Horses On Slippery Streets
Veterinary inventor George N. Kinnell, backed by George Westinghouse, introduces the Kinnell Humane Self-Fitting Emergency Overshoe for Horses. Chicago police trials report anti slip action, with officers using chained steel shoes to prevent falls and aid horses on icy approaches.
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C. C. Healy
Chicago
Humane Societies
George N. Kinnell
Kinnell
Mr. Kinnell
Pittsfield
Mass
Westinghouse
Santor
Vonneger Hordware Company
Indians
Indianapolis
Up-to-Date Jokes and Courtroom Quips
A keeper of a livery stable warns a funeral horse rider to slow down. A courtroom joke features an indignant prisoner and a stern judge. Other quips include a jewel box buyer doubting ivory, an elephant with false teeth, and a musician needing a change of air.
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Old Spurr
Spurr
Old Man
Silliness of Women Who Boast of Conquests
The article condemns women who boast of romantic conquests as vulgar and coarse, praising modest silence and privacy. It argues that open discussion of lovers harms reputation, noting excessive chatter from the Queen of the Sillies and elderly faded beauties who reveal suitors for money and status.
Be as Aisy as You Can in County Clare
The speaker praises a lively sweetheart in County Clare whose kindness and charm shine in daily chores from dawn to butter churn. He urges patience with the refrain Be aisy love and if you can't be aisy be as aisy as you can as plans for marriage bloom with springtime imagery.
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County
Clare
Aisy
Dan
County Clare
Aeroplane Dealer Notes Slump in Customer Demand
An aeroplane dealer laments dwindling client base as sales slip. He describes a decline in customers and predicts tougher times ahead for the business.
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