The Indianapolis Sun Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Indianapolis Sun published daily except Sunday in the Sun building at 128 and 125 E. Ohio Street. Foreign advertising reps are Smith & Budd in New York, Tribune building in Chicago, and National Bank building in St. Louis. Entered as second class mail. Circulation certified by the Association of American Advertisers. No. 165.
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Tribune
Chicago
Third.National Bank
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Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Fits
Honor to W. G. McAdoo and His Backers
A tribute to W. G. McAdoo and supporters for the Hudson tunnels opening from Cortlandt Street to Jersey City. The piece praises Harvey Fisk & Sons, the Pennsylvania Railroad, and McAdoo’s backers for funding and cooperation, noting reduced travel time and industrial progress.
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W. G. McAdoo
McAdoo
New York
Hudson
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Pennsylvania Railroad
McCrea
A Few Are Skimming Off the Cream Insight From James J. Hill
The article highlights James J. Hill praising hard work while criticizing tariffs and trusts. It quotes Hill on how many earners lose half their wages to cream skimming by privileged interests. It forecasts a turn if strong leaders push reform and reduce exploitation by tariffs and fraudulent practices.
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James J. Hill
Europe
America
Banquet Banter and Odd Exchanges at Aged Bell Ringing Night
A banquet scene yields a string of quick quips from clergy and guests. A bald vicar pauses to pick up a dropped item and a bishop jokes about melons. A tramp and an old lady trade barbs while a cricket club secretary baits the field rent debate.
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Win
Bishor
Cricket Club
Lotusland marriage myth in August Lippincott's poem
Poem questions if Lotusland offers lasting peace and happiness, contrasting imagined serenity with real human woes like poverty and love distress. The verse invokes lotus flowers exhaling fragrance to evoke a dreamlike paradise contrasted with ordinary life.
Governor Marshall Critiques Indiana School Text Book Plans
In Indianapolis Governor Marshall argues against replacing school geographies and textbooks, urging the state school board to resist outlays that would burden students. He cites low printing costs and warns such moves favor publishers. Superintendent Study has sided with Marshall, complicating local political alignments and signaling potential changes to Indiana education policy.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Statehouse
Marshall
Marswell
Public accounting bureau seeks three room home in statehouse
The public accounting bureau presses for a three room suite in the statehouse and tours the building with the public buildings commission to find space. Officials consider moving to an off capitol building as economy moves push for a new state office complex.
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Bureau
Governor's Office
Public Buildings Commission
House of Representatives
Department of Public Accounting
New Accounting Bureau
Capitol
State Library
State Museum
Health Department
Public Accounting Bureau
W. Market Street
Department of Forestry
Boards of Registration and Examination
Bureau of Public Accounting
Her Husband's Suggestion In Light Beachwear Banter
A playful verse recounts a wife presenting three bathing suits her husband bought and his blush as he asks her to wear all of them at once. The anecdote relies on social humor and implied flirtation.
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James J. Hill
Mr. Taft
Zach Sweeney
Z. T. Sweeney
Sweeney
Mr. Sweeney
August Lippincott’s
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Jersey City
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Ty Amerkcen
Lotusland
August Lippincott
Diogenes
MR. Jones
Egdre
Governor Marshall
Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette
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George W. Stout
Public Printing Department
Marehall
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