Allis Thompson Advertising Listings in The Indianapolis Sun
The Indianapolis Sun contains foreign advertising representatives and post office entry details. Listings include Allis and Thompson names with locations at 138 and 14 KE Ohio Street. References mention Smith Budd in New York and Tribune Building in Chicago.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Wirth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Postoffice
Aggressiveness of the Individual Spurs Citywide Boosts
The article highlights how Indianapolis merchants like George Marott and Joseph A. Rink drove urban growth by bold moves away from the traditional center. Their investments in lighting, paving, and new stores spurred surrounding property value, led rivals to expand, and fostered a broader business district expansion benefiting all merchants and reducing rental oppression.
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Massachusetts Avenue
George Marott
Marott
Marott’s
Joseph A. Rink
Washington Street
Tilinois Street
Tie
Indianapolis
Prosperity Edition Promises Indianapolis Sun Feature
The Indianapolis Sun announces a special prosperity edition next Monday asserting Indianapolis is prosperous with strong advertising space demand. It touts good public utilities, reasonable rates, and broad citywide circulation, urging advertisers to contact an advertising rep.
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Indianapolis Sun
Indianapolis
Indianapolis ‘Sun
Do Women Dress To Please Men No Sir
A critical look at the notion that women dress to please men. The piece argues men rarely agree on fashion, notes women dress for themselves and admiration, contrasts styles from sheath skirts to long gowns, and defends female agency against male judgments.
Man with the Dagger Tongue poem contrast
Ella Wheeler Wilcox contrasts two women within a poem. One is cold and vicious, a brewer of quarrels who judges others harshly. The other, driven by doomed love, rises from tragedy to become a healer whose mercy extends to all. Society shuns the worthier woman.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
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Efroymson & Wolf
Star
Illinois Street
Capitol Avenue
Epictetus
E. Powers
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Margarita
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Jee
Trey
Beatrice Fairfax
Fifth Avenue
Mother Hubbard
Harewood
Wigner
Safloor
Wicherwork Department
Alhaw
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