The Indianapolis Sun Publication Details
The Indianapolis Sun lists Willis S. Thompson as publisher and notes daily publication except Sunday in the Sun building with addresses in Ohio. Foreign ad reps are in New York Chicago and St. Louis. The Association of American Advertisers certifies its circulation figures. No. 165.
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Ohio
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Post Ofice
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Harriman Bread and Beer Diet Highlights Temperance Debate
The article discusses E. H. Harriman’s doctor advised diet of bread and light beer to gain strength and weight. It argues mild stimulants aid digestion and health, while whisky and other spirits are drugs causing ruin. It urges true temperance through open access to light beer and wine and against prohibitionist zeal.
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E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Dr. Struempell
Semmering
Austria
Ile
China
Mr. Harriman
Morning Walk as Daily Tonic for Busy Workers
A St Joseph Gazette article urges indoor workers to walk two miles each morning for health and energy. It argues outdoor exercise flows blood, opens pores, loosens joints, and sharpens readiness for the day, noting many businesspeople already walk from distant offices.
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St. Joseph Galzette
One of the Legion Quits Work on Time Joke
A snippet from the Detroit Free Press notes, Does he ever do anything on time, answering, Oh, yes, He quits work, reflecting a humorous dig at reliability and punctuality.
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THE
Legion
Detroit Free Press
Mystified Mabel at Lunch Learns About Sardines
A Boston Transcript excerpt shows a mother explaining that small sardines are eaten by larger fish during lunch. Five year old Mabel asks how the cans are opened, prompting the playful exchange. The gag highlights child curiosity and everyday nature knowledge.
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Mabel
Boston Transcript
Fly Endurance Shocks Equine Limit, West Chester Scientist Says
A West Chester scientist reports a fly can endure a shock that would kill a horse. The finding follows extensive experiments and is noted by the Philadelphia North American.
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West Chester
Philadelphia
Prison Pipe Organ Fund Raises Moral Debate Among Convicts
The Indiana reformatory funded a pipe organ for its chapel by convict donations plus gifts from Gov. Hanly and friends. Supporters say music uplifts morals while critics question coercion and the impact on prisoners families. The organ was paid in 1908 after inmates contributed over $900 and Hanly contributed $100.
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Indiana Reformatory
Reformatory
J. Frank Hanly
Henry Pilcher
Gov. Hanly
Organ Fund
Where is Butler when light is on
Indiana newspaper letter from TAXPAYER questions Secretary Amos W. Butler’s role amid statewide graft probes. The writer urges Butler to cooperate with Gov. Marshall and Dr. Sharp, detailing past visits to institutions, and calls for public scrutiny of his actions and finances during recent inquiries. Indianapolis, Ind July 1, 1909.
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Gov. Marshall
Amos W. Butler
Women's Prison
Indiana Reformatory
Guv. Marshall
Statehouse
Jeffersonville
W. H. Whittaker
Whittaker
Board of State Charities
Butler
Denver
Minneapolis
Richmond
Atlantic City
Buffalo
Supt
Indianapolis
Ind
Coyote's Song by J S Reed
A poem recounts ancestral prairie hunts and the fading buffalo era under a red moon. It laments the end of warrior raids and bison days as white man presence grows. The speaker calls kin to remember and endure as the dawn turns gray.
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J. S. Reed
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