Indianapolis Sun circulation certification note
The Indianapolis Sun and Willis S Thompson are listed with a notice that the publication is a daily except Sunday paper located in the Sun building on Ohio Street. Foreign ad reps are named and circulation figures are certified by the Association of Advertisers in New York. The document is signed by a secretary.
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Let Us Suggest An Attractive Summer Outing
The paper proposes Camp Algoras as a summer outing with full board lodging train boat fare and sleeper berth included. Adults pay 20 dollars and children over 12 pay 13.50 dollars making it the cheapest outing known and highly attractive.
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Observing the Washington tariff and tax bargains
A persisting critique of lawmakers as puppets of corporations echoes through rhetoric about Bailey to Aldrich, trust influence, taxes on net profits versus consumer prices, and exemptions for corporate debt. The speaker denounces secrecy rules and presidential influence favoring big trusts over everyday voters.
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Vein pattern ID to supplant fingerprint method
Harper's Weekly explains the Lertillen system may replace fingerprinting with photographic records of hand veins. It notes criminals can scar fingertips to fool detection, while back of hand veins are unique and hard to mutilate, becoming clear when the hand hangs or wrists are restrained for photo records.
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Eminent Remark Triggers Humorous Exchange
The Washington Herald quotes a quip about asking an office bag to wash windows and notes a witty reply about lacking the nerve. It also mentions someone described as the valedictorian of his class, implying a light cultural commentary.
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Indoor Picnic Jokes Spark Quiet Laughter
Quote from Washington Herald about a tired person delaying an indoor picnic. The banter imagines soaking sandwiches in lemonade and eating them on the kitchen floor for a humorous, domestic spin.
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Ain't You Sorry
A man who harmed another with a rake is described as facing consequences as the incident unfolds. The report emphasizes intent and local reaction to the event.
Letters on Indiana school books spark debate over costs
A Moynihan letter to Governor Marshall warns against forcing parents to buy new school books amid the “school book trust” dispute. Marshall replies that bids for new geography texts will be reviewed, but he deems current geographies unsuitable and votes against their adoption.
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