Indianapolis Sun details and advertising reps
The Indianapolis Sun dated Monday January 10 1910 lists editorial and publishing details for the daily paper except Sundays. It notes foreign advertising representatives located in New York Chicago St Louis and includes the Sun building address on Ohio Street and postal registration information.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Automobiles Drive Indianapolis Toward Modern Industry
The Indianapolis Sun extols the automobile as essential and affordable for families, praising exhibitions, speedway development, and the shift from luxury to commerce. Carl Fisher and partners built the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, turning the city into a center of motor industry with global appeal and opportunities for aviation and racing events.
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Indianapolis
Speedway
Carl Fisher
Fisher
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indianapolis Speedway
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
Indianapolis Sun
America
United States
Eudenvan
Unrecognized Authority Turns to Kinship Studies
A man with disputed authority within his family seeks public rulings on kinship rights. When distant relatives arrive with their trunks, he retreats to the attic with his self authored kinship volumes, regarded as master works, to ponder the questions.
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Atchison Globe
Sensible Rules For Street Clothes In Winter City
In New York the author argues for modest practical dress to suit damp winter air. Avoid low necks and heels in street wear, dress warmly, use healthy beauty, and refrain from artificial rouge. Plain, inconspicuous attire is advised for those who walk or ride public transit to preserve health and modesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Hubbard
New York
Hunting Ancestors and a Family Skeleton
Loretta and her brother pore over a family tree skeleton in a comic dialogue about ancestors born in Newark and England. They joke about burnt records and odd names while debating dates, marriages, and a prodigy revolutionary ancestor.
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Loretta
Tryphena
America
Newark
Alfred the Great
Deodatus
England
Israhiah
Mehetable
Caleb
Ebenezer
Deborah
Thaddeus
Moses
Aaron
Adam
Eve
Joab
Lorette
TMH
Jonathan
Dawn on the Laspur Hills Ends the Thief’s Revenge
A fugitive in the mountains near Laspur confronts a blood feud as dawn breaks. He recalls a life with family, school, and love before stepping into his ruin at the edge of the pass. The killers await as the sun rises behind blood red peaks.
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Hoe
Laspur
Ask me not that poem by Kennett Harris
Fragmented poem about refusing requests and stating limits. Repeats Ask me not that and promises to endure journeys or efforts if needed but refuses to teach skating. Contains garbled OCR errors and misspellings while preserving core sentiment of resistance to a demand.
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Kennett Harris
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