Indianapolis Sun profile and publication details
The Indianapolis Sun is published daily except Sunday in the Sun building at 122 and 1% E. Ohio. It lists advertising representatives Smith & Budd in New York Chicago and St. Louis. It is entered as second class mail and certified circulation by the Association of American Advertisers. No 165.
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Ohio
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Indiana
J. Buch
Elmore
Alamo
Charles Major
Meredith Nicholson
Railroad Commission
Jin Riley
C. B. Riley
Department of Instruction
Eggleston
Big Ed" Smith
Young Will Howe
What Are You Thinking About in 1909
A 1909 reflection urges Americans to consider liberty, taxation, and representation on July Fourth. It contrasts historic ideals with contemporary politics, warning of trusts and corruption while urging citizen action and the power of taxation and eminent domain to curb greed.
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Philadelphia
George Washington
Jefferson
France
United States
Europe
Washington
America
King George
Jeffranklins
Washingtons
King
Humorous Fragments and Quick Quips from Washington Star
A set of light sketches and one liners from the Washington Star featuring a touring tourist, a teasing boy about counting fish, Mrs Egerton Brown’s kitchen gossip, a hopeful applicant and quarrelsome masters, a measles warning about Peter West, a pun about a loafer from a professor and student, a midnight burglar scare at Prospect Park, a Rubens joke about changing faces, a ring motto miscue, and a Sioux City girl deflecting a cook's taunt.
The Poets Grave Poem by John S Miller Jr
The poem asks readers not to scorn death and dust but to honor a lover buried beneath the hill. It speaks of a spirit-free wanderer who found the world’s beauty, a brother to trees and stars, living amid fragrant life’s garden. The piece appears in The Marvar Monthly.
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John S. Miller JR
Indiana should sharpen state reports and prison labor reforms
The Indiana statesman laments bloated state reports and calls for editors and copy readers to improve clarity. It praises Wisconsin’s legislative bureau and questions self supporting prison labor contracts, warning against long terms and prisoner overuse while urging careful parole oversight.
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Indiana
Fruit Punch Recipe for Two People
Instructions mix boil water and sugar, add fruits including pineapple strawberries raspberries bananas cherries oranges lemons. Cool then add ice and two quarts of seltzer or water. Serves two with total cost under 75 cents.
Currant Punch for Two Becomes a Delightful Summer Drink
A simple recipe combines two cups currant jelly with three quarts water and one cup sugar boiled five minutes. After cooling, add three oranges and three lemons with a large ice piece. Serves two, costing about 50 cents.
Star corrects misstatement in Gingles case report
The Indianapolis Star retracts a malicious article about Mr. Taggart noting the girl says she does not know him and he never wrote letters or harmed her. Her attorney Mr. O'Donnell says Taggart knew nothing and his name was used without consent for sensational purposes.
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Gingles
Chicago
Mr. O'Donnell
Mr. Tegwart
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