The Indianapolis Sun Advertisement Details
The Indianapolis Sun notes its daily publication with Sunday exceptions and address details. It lists foreign advertising reps in New York Chicago and St. Louis and confirms post office entry as second class mail. The Association of American Advertisers certifies circulation figures for this issue.
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Sun
B. Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
the Post Ofice
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Hies
Bad Business by Basiness and the Public Utilities
A critical railing against city officials and promoters over telephone and gas rate hikes. The piece accuses Mayor Bookwalter and supporters of allowing increased rates, unfavorable bonds, and the loss of public control, urging readers to resist the financial burden borne by citizens. It links telephone and gas deals to a biased, pro‑promoter system and warns of ongoing public cost through perpetual charges.
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Central Union
New
Indianapolis
Bookwalter
Brailey
New Telephone Company
Citizens’ Gas Company
Indianapolis News
Dayton Journal Balloon Edition Shows Newsroom Energy
The Dayton Journal prints a balloon edition to demonstrate vitality and a willingness to try new things. The New York Sun questions its significance but agrees the stunt signals liveliness in the newsroom.
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THE
Dayton Journal
Pers
New York Sun
Sun
Sup
Amos Cummings
Paul Boynton
Thief Pleads After Robbery Escalation in Court
In a dramatic exchange the magistrate questions the thief about surrendering honor and future for two dollars. The thief defends the act by claiming there was nothing left in the safe.
This Ain't Hot by Kennett Harris
The speaker rejects a claim that it is hot, noting sharp cold air and sweating from the cold. He mocks the idea of heat while referencing a crematory and Tophet as extreme counterexamples, then challenges the listener's understanding before conceding he may respond to the heat claim.
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Tophet
Scott
Education Humor From A New Teacher
A light story shows a new teacher asking children for the difference between a lake and an ocean. Edward replies with a witty, practical observation that lakes are easier to swallow when you fall in, reflecting homegrown wisdom.
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Edward
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Ferd
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