Willis S Thompson Notice in June 1909 Daily
Public notice listing Willis S Thompson with publication dated Friday June 18 1909. It references addresses in Ohio and New York to advertising representatives Smith Budd at Brunswick building Fifth Avenue New York and Tribune Building Chicago. Mentions National Bank Saint Louis and post office entry as second class mail.
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Ohio’street
Oreign
Smith& Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third ‘National Bank
Bt-Louis
Be Painful to Shoot Monkeys Says Roosevelt Campaign
An official Roosevelt hunting expedition statement draws sharp contrast between human and animal suffering as it questions the morality of shooting monkeys. The piece likens Roosevelt to a powerful, educated monkey and imagines a distant superior visitor condemning such acts, ending with a moral rebuke.
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Theodore ‘Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Those Who Drink Too Much and Its Brain Effect
An editorial compares alcohol's claim of sharpening the mind to a belt slipping from a machine. A sober brain remains balanced while alcoholized minds become rapid yet unproductive. The piece urges drinkers to test the metaphor by asking what real work their brains accomplish the next day. Brooks Fletcher of Cleveland submits a library request to the Indianapolis Sun.
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Indianapolis Sun
Mey
Brooks T. Fletcher
Unwritten law verdict in Ginn killing in Marion
The Marion court convicted Elmer S Ginn of manslaughter for killing William Walker after a murder plot and threats. The piece notes public sentiment on justice and urges society to address the broader issue of a fallen woman and the danger of further tragedies linked to Mabel Ginn and her associates.
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Marion Criminal Court
Elmer S. Ginn
William Walker
Marion County
Indianapolis
Ginn
Kipling
Ter
Elmer Ginn
Gina
Walker
Scetety
Mabel Ginn
Poor Little Chap by Kennedy Harris
A verse piece satirizes male subservience in marriage. men urge rebellion and freedom to drink and smoke while wives hold the purse and authority. The narrator recalls a failed attempt to defy his wife after proposing, noting she controlled the marriage and funded the engagement.
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Kennedy Harris
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