Indianapolis Sun Address and advertising entries
The notice lists publication details for The Indianapolis Sun printed in the Sun building at 123 and 12 Ohio street. It also provides foreign advertising representatives Smith Budd located in New York Chicago and St. Louis offices and states the paper is entered in the post office as second class mail No 165.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Teach Children to Be Truthful by Parental Example
Parents should model honesty with consistency and kindness to build character. Beating a child breeds fear and deceit. frank talk about mistakes teaches truthfulness and integrity. Early truthful behavior prepares children to face later moral challenges and resist lying.
Europe’s blunt talk on unemployed sparks lessons for America
The essay contrasts European frankness with American restraint, citing Shaw and clergymen who condemn plutocracy and demand justice for the unemployed. It notes Europe’s harsher rhetoric, the risk of upheaval, and America’s alleged corruption despite vast resources.
Meandering Mike Offers After-Dinner Speaking Gambit
In a dialogue voice he pursues a chance to prove his talent as an after-dinner speaker. A woman rejects dwelling on hard luck and declines to listen to any tale.
Quick quip on college edge from Blinks and Kinks
A humorous exchange notes Kinks claiming college gives advantage while Blinks retorts his wife attended college instead. The banter playfully contrasts education paths.
Why He Came. Official Receiver Meeting of Creditors
Professional Beggar testifies at a creditors meeting claiming the bankrupt used to give him a quarterly allowance, as the receiver questions the purpose of attendance.
The Hell You Say Lem Fuller and the 2:40 Team
A deputy recalls Lem Fuller, famed for claiming a legendary 2:40 team. Lem's gambling misadventures, his misfortune with the Blueblanket stud, and the disastrous cactus-wagon run end with the pony team tumbling over a bluff. Sheriff Cal Stevens later took him to Yankton, leaving Pap Dacey’s crowd with a sobering tale of luck and loss.
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Pap Dacey's
Yankton
Ol’ Lem Fuller
Fpap Dacey
Ol’ Lem
Jerry Butler
Lem Fuller
Lem
Blueblanket
Tastie Creek Road
Racin
Keerds
Dutch Charlie
Sidney Trail
Mliszovura
Virginia City
Pap Docey
Sacramento Avenue
Main
Pap’s
Redwater
Cal Stevens
Yenkton
Descartes Emerges From War to Master Thinker
A long vignette traces Rene Descartes birth in 1596 in northern France, his frail childhood, and unlikely military stint. It notes his later turn to solitary study in Holland, his 1637 1641 works, and how his method and meditations launched modern thought, making him a defining intellect of Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Rene Descartes
Descartes
Nature
the Broshes
Touraine
Mzz
Murone
Holland
Europe
Columbus
Genoa
Browning
Nourishment in Wealth Fairytales From Curly Pat
Curly Pat critiques wealth and marriage in a humorous monologue about riches, health, and appetite. He muses on Rockefeller’s ears and stomach, wishing for a genuine romance rather than money. He hints at a future wedding with a girl he sees nightly, driven by love not wealth.
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Hank
Curly Pat
Rockefeller
Chet
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Willis S. Thompson
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
George Bernard Shaw
England
Bernard Shaw
Carlyle
Ruskin
Dickens
Marie Antoinette
Voltaire
Rousseau
America
Shaw
Schofield Tattersby
Holy Trinity
Battersby
Church
Anarg
T. E. Powers
Examh
Lone
George
Baby JO
Tyes LovEy
Mike
American-Journal-Examiners
DEA
Laie
Kennett Harris
Maud
Jack Walsh
Wayne French
Jack
Thomas PB
Gregory
Pape
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