Willis S Thompson Indianapolis Sun notice
The Indianapolis Sun is a daily paper published in the Sun building at 128 and 125 East Ohio Street. Foreign advertising reps include Smith and Budd in New York and Chicago offices. circulation certified by the Association of American Advertisers.
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The Million Miles a Minute Dream Of Cosmic Travel
A scientific speaker discusses a plan for instant journeys within the solar system and beyond. He argues our bodies cannot survive interplanetary travel, while light speed and thought could carry knowledge across space. He notes Mars could be reached in about 40 minutes, but long missions remain unlikely.
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Editorial Praise for Indianapolis Sun Readers
A reader from Indianapolis, William E. Purcell, extols the Indianapolis Sun as a leading educational publication. He urges honest workingmen to read and champion the paper, arguing ignorance worsens suffering and criticizing voting for either major party under current conditions.
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The Stampede
Out of darkness a bird cry wakes the herd to terror and panic. The galloping stampede races toward the gorge as Death takes toll of Fear and later of Greed, with men casting toward the cliff in stern, grim advance.
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Spirit of the Hive and the Times in Mutuality
Maeterlinck’s bee analogy defends solidarity and mutual service as a guiding principle. He contrasts the fixed Spirit of the Hive with the evolving Zeitgeist and asserts that thinkers and doers shape the Spirit of the Times toward global brotherhood and reciprocal commerce.
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Brotherhood of Man
Taken Up At Random In Indiana Governor Receives Odd Appeals
A Pennsylvanian writes to Indiana's governor seeking to alter the state constitution and free her son from reform school. The piece notes widespread ignorance of legal procedures among convicts relatives and odd requests from citizens, including beekeepers and aspirants for state jobs.
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Points About People From a Local Thoughts Column
Richard Smith urges citizens to fish after the city primary. Will H Freeman leverages his forestry background into timber expertise. Al Womack touts his saddle horse and pride. Aboard the horse, Mr. Womack is titled major. Col W T Durbin recalls old Washington county days of courting, grain, and loom work, noting the hoop-pole trade faded but Wellington county still supports Dems.
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Poppies a Poem of Dreaming and Longing
The speaker drifts through images of Egypt and the Nile gardens, imagining poppy wreaths and a distant beloved amie. The south wind and sea weave a restless dream as the heart waits for sight of thee, while the soft river flows toward the sea.
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His Only Chance Leads Bride to Altar
A brief column notes a young man escorts his bride to the altar but stops short of proceeding with the wedding plans, suggesting an abrupt setback in the leading business.
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