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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1894
Page
2
The Sun outlines delivery terms and office contacts for business communications. Subscription rates are listed for city and outside city readers, with yearly, six month, and monthly options in advance. It instructs advertisers to contact the advertising department and editors to address publication communications.
The Sun asks readers who have trouble obtaining the newspaper from carrier boys to notify The Sun at earliest convenience. Contact is the editorial rooms at 74 East Ohio Street in Indianapolis Indiana.
Hamlin Garland profiles James Whitcomb Riley in McClure's interview, praising Riley's Indiana pride and modest publishing stance. Garland, a painter of rural life, contrasts eastern publishers with local printings, noting Riley's bearded prairie farmer charm and dedication to Indiana and Indianapolis.
The piece jokes about Chicago using portable crematories to dispose of garbage cheaper and cites other light political jabs. It references tariff talk led by Representative Holman, party politics around a German club incident, praise for a poetry column, and humorous remarks on public figures including Corbett, Mitchell, and Willis, all in a breezy editorial tone.
The piece surveys New York senators dissatisfactions with a Supreme Court pick and signals public doubt over judicial merit. It contrasts government debt instruments with treasury notes, urges bonds, and questions the Wilson tariff amendments. It also comments on political courting of newspapers and the need for paid endorsements.
A Chicago hair specialist advertises free examinations for baldness and promising cure or no pay, citing the Prendergast case verdict. Prof. Birkholz offers private consultation at 1011 Masonic Temple Chicago and guarantees cure if possible, urging druggists to relay the remedy to interested patrons.
Dr S B Hartman of Columbus Ohio announced in major papers a free treatment program for 12000 cata rrh patients. 10009 have already enrolled and begun the first month. To extend to 12000, 2000 more names will be accepted as regular patients. Send name and address to the doctor for complete first month instructions. No charges at any time.
The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company of Columbus Ohio announces prepaid delivery of Fres Medical Books covering catarrh la grippe coughs colds and consumption to any address for a short time period.
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