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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1908

Page

20

Willis S. Thompson Featured in The Indianapolis Sun

The Indianapolis Sun lists Willis S. Thompson as a prominent figure in its daily publication. Details include his inclusion in the Sun Building address column at 12 and 1% F. Obs Street, with the paper issued daily except Sundays.

The Indianapolis Sun Willis S. Thompson Sun F. Obs Street

Democratic Editors Enthusiastic Support for Marshall in Indiana

Indiana Democratic editors display strong confidence and enthusiasm for Thomas R. Marshall as governor. They praise his honesty, businesslike administration, frugal governance, and commitment to home rule for city police boards, urging unity against machine politics and predicting an unusually large victory.

Indiana Thomas R. Marshall Thomas R. Marshal Marshall Mr. Marshall

Who Is Going to Answer This Man This Election

Taft spoke at Cooper Union and was pressed on jobs and poverty. A worker asked what to do for the unemployed with families starving, and Taft admitted, God knows, I don’t. The public demands real action, not talk, as the Great Question of modern government remains unanswered. The man won’t wait forever.

Mr. Taft Cooper Union Taft United States

The Indian sign language and its simple gestures

The article describes native hand signs for died killed fear water signs for rivers lakes and guidance to water sources. It notes a walking gesture with two fingers moving forward and back and shows a tepee sign from locking finger ends then bending hands to depict a house.

Colorado's New Gem Stone Attracts International Interest

Colorado Springs area yields a rare green Amazon stone found in small quantities. A German firm placed an order for all obtainable supply. The gem is described as green and as hard as flint, drawing notable demand for its rarity.

Colorado Colorado Springs Col Germany

Unconscious humor noted in clipping about Admiral Evans

A Southern Pacific official cites a country paper clipping that humorously describes Admiral Evans visiting Paso Robles, returning to a hotel feeling better after milk at the ranch home of James Horsburgh Jr. The tale ends with a meet with Gen Lauck of the National Guard, prompting questions about Horsburgh keeping a goat and the sea fighter’s strength.

Southern Pacific Admiral Evans Paso Robles James Horsburgh, Jr Gen. Lauck National Guard Horsburgh San Francisco Chronicle

Matrimonial Agency Comedic Exchange Deliberately Odd

A humorous scene from a soon available matrimonial agency shows a manager and a gentleman applicant discussing wedding prospects. The agent asks if he prefers blonde or brunette, the man insists on a divorced woman, and the agent replies none are on hand but can prepare one in a few days. The Bohemian.

Woman in Prairie Store Fashion Sparkles with Candid Truth

A rural tale centers on Mrs Gruper and her experience in a general store as talk about her figure and complexion influences a sale. Rafe, Washing ton Hancock, and Sol Baker comment on gender dynamics while Clayt Fesenden declares Belle’s rare blend of beauty and sense. Belle challenges flattery and the two exchange earnest dialogue about honesty and attraction.

Sol Baker Rafe Washington Hancock Rufe Hancock Nodaway Becus Clayt Belle Belle Got To Rear About It. She Seen That Clayt Cayt

His Deep Concern

A kind old lady notices a boy entering a cobbler shop with a small package. He explains the package is his mother's slipper because a tack is out of place and must be fixed before she notices. He adds the tack sticks out on the sole and causes worry about punishment.

Editor merges musicale with death notices in Bohemian

A wife complains when the editor prints their musicale account beside death notices, calling it shameful. She notes prominent guests attended and questions the editor's intent to highlight social inequality.

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