Indianapolis Sun details and advertising contacts
The Indianapolis Sun published daily except Sunday in the Son building at 123 and 125 E Ohio. Foreign advertising representatives listed in New York Chicago and St Louis buildings. Post office entry as second class mail. Association of American Advertisers certifies circulation figures. No. 165.
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Invest in Real Estate Now for Long Term Wealth
A reprint urging readers to buy land as a safe lasting investment. It extols real estate over stocks, cites the Denison hotel property as a example of rapid gains, and notes opportunities around Indianapolis. Advice includes buying within means, careful planning, building gradually, and holding property for future value growth.
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Denison
Indianapolis
Tiny Tales and Snippets of a Unruly Evening
A string of short vignettes shows casual disdain and wit in social interactions. A tramp seeks bread from a house, a neighbor’s legal case replies via telegram, and a hotel host offers hospitality while a married man claims to seek a holiday.
The American Husband and Domestic Strain
A sweeping critique references Atlantic observations on American men and women, contrasting European marital roles with American maternal burden. It notes wives' stamina, husbands’ involvement, and rising female restlessness as a sign of strain in the middle class.
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Atlantic
First Backyard Radish Becomes Joyful Family Feast
The Husbandman tends his back yard garden with devotion as the first radish appears. The family laughs at bragging over the red treasure, sharing jokes and love while savoring the radish and lettuce, and praise for homegrown produce.
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Hon. Cortez
Littl
Banbury Cross
Metzger Friend Defends Sheriff in Sun Letter
A Fortville reader writes to the Indianapolis Sun defending Bob Metzger, praising his aims as sheriff and noting he sought to reform the department under Bookwalter. The letter argues Metzger acted to correct wrongs and earn accolades for a well managed force in the recent affair.
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Indianapolis Sun
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Fortville
Indiana
Beach swim saves drowning man after duck quote mishap
Two farm laborers Jones and Smith spent a beach day. Jones swam ahead while Smith struggled, nearly drowning. Jones pulled him to shore and quick restoratives revived Smith who quipped he can swim like a duck but lost his foothold.
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