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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1910

Page

12

Indianapolis Sun Announces New Era and Editorial Tone

The Indianapolis Sun debuts in enlarged form with a clean design and strict editorial standards. It promises fearless, fair reporting, no sensational ads, and a nationwide wire service, featuring noted writers and cartoonists, aiming to become a daily home newspaper for Indianapolis households.

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Playing Cards for Money by Elbert Hubbard

Elbert Hubbard argues gambling with cards as a cold business risk to workers and employers. He describes moral loss, debt, and ruined productivity from amateur gamblers, urging elimination of pasteboard addictive habits for professional success.

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Defoe's Turbulent Path to Immortal Crusoe

A compact portrait traces Daniel Defoe from failed preacher to hosiery trader to merchant ad entrepreneur, through prison and poverty, ending in the 1719 breakthrough of Robinson Crusoe. It highlights his restless quest for success, the cost of misfortune, and the paradox of fame.

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Gov Isham Harris and Senator Late in Tennessee prison tale

A Carolina era prisoner tale recounts Isham Harris and a Tennessee senator held in Nashville. They survived abstinence by improvising coffee pots and corn, and forged a three quart whiskey stash before guards seized two. Harris claims the remaining quart was aged and drunk, with the reply Rodayay.

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