Indianapolis Sun notices and publication details
The Indianapolis Sun details its daily publication schedule, address in the Sun building, foreign advertising reps locations in New York Chicago and St Louis, and its circulation certification by the Association of American Advertisers. It notes entry as second class mail and signs off with Secretary and issue number 165.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louie
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
The Eternal Woman Question We Must See It From All Sides
A provocative essay argues women should vote not as equals but as superiors, detailing supposed brain differences and historical roles. It contends women will shape future society, merit recognition for motherhood, and foresee fewer children with improved education and respect.
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Alexander
Europe
Maria
The Roll-Top Desk Transforms A Farm In Currency Age
William Atherton Du Puy recounts a Missouri farmer who adopted a roll-top desk as a farm bookkeeping tool. The new system, backed by the Department of Agriculture and professor Spillman, promises simple one-book records mastery in minutes and eventual nationwide distribution to interested farmers.
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Department of Agriculture
Spillman
Missouri
Random Burgh News on Autos and Greek Shoe Shiners
A dismissed auto ownership claim by Harvey H. Daugherty from Asheville, North Carolina, leads to the mix up with Hugh Dougherty and a local assessor. A Greek led shoe-shining parlor trend expands under roof in Indianapolis, replacing street stands, with labor reforms noted. The piece then shifts to Indianapolis schools for defective children, arguing for separate specialized schools, examining causes like hearing, vision, nutrition, and mental challenges and the need for targeted treatment and resources.
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Daugherty
Mr. Daugherty
Hugh Dougherty
Assessor Berry
Indianapolis
Ohio Street
Talbott
Padrene
Philadelphia
Choosing Fruit for Canning and Jelly Making
Advice from The Delineator July issue on selecting fruit at optimal ripeness for canning and jelly. Emphasizes harvest timing, thorough sterilization, and sugar preparation to ensure clear, firm jelly and quality preserves.
Memory Served at the Grocery
A boy enters a grocery with a vague list and asks for two cents worth of peppermint candy. The smiling grocer allows him to keep the change as a memory aid to please his mother.
Naming Ypsilanti Tied to Greek General Ypsilanti
In Ypsilanti Michigan a historical naming story centers on admiration for Gen Demetrius Ypsilanti a Greek general. A local meeting backed the Greek name for the town reflecting his leadership role and influence on the people.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Demetrius Ypsilanti
Gree
The Way of Dreams Poem by Richard Le Gallienne
A reflective poem about leaving the grown up world and pursuing an inward journey. It celebrates dream travel as the true path, portraying nature, sweetness, and an immortal spring as sustenance. The speaker contrasts worldly realities with inner vision and ends noting the lyric as a July Deliceatoe attribution.
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Richard le Gallienne
Deliceatoe
College telegram joke about money from old man
A humorous college exchange features first undergraduate asking about money and the second confirming a telegraph reply. The old man states the money is in his inside coat pocket, delivering a punchline about a misplaced payment.
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