Willis S. Thompson Melted Daily in Gun Building
The Indianapolis Sun notes Willis S. Thompson’s daily melt at the Gun Building located at 133 and 175 KE, Ohio Street, with Sunday opempt listed.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
10
Owning Land The Path To Independence
A letter from FL Kempter praises editorials urging land ownership. It argues buying land builds independence, paying off a home, living outside the city, and cutting rent costs. The writer envisions finishing a simple house and using property to secure a future, urging readers to buy land now.
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FL Kempter
A Fair Exchange We Send Them Cash
A long essay argues that European immigration, including wealthy returnees, benefits the United States. It lauds the Szechenyi family and a Vanderbilt fortune, claims Americans should not fear money taken abroad, and emphasizes that European workers sustain U.S. growth through toil, railroads, and population vitality. It asserts America remains deeply indebted to European origin and celebrates immigrant effort.
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Szechenyi
Europe
Gould
Vanderbilt
Astor
America
Italy
Old Country
The Sensitive Girl and the Training Course
A satirical Harpers Bazaar passage mocks sensitive women who expect constant coddling. The speaker criticizes vanity and urges self restraint, imagining a stern lesson in social adjustment and the need to respect others. The tone is flippant and combative, ending with a jab about boarding school.
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Harpers Bazar
Cheese Salad Spin on Lettuce Makeover
A Harper s Bazaar recipe suggests shaping cream or cottage cheese into small balls with salt pepper and a touch of cream. Roll each ball in grated American cheese to form a yellow coating and serve on cape shaped lettuce leaves with French dressing. Do not let the dressed lettuce stand or it will wither.
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Harpers Bazar
Personal Immortality and Evolution in Elizabeth Phelps Text
The excerpt argues that the science of God cannot be excluded from evolution and calls immortality a personal achievement within reach of any soul willing to strive for it. It frames immortality as a modern discovery of nature and a key element alongside morals and edification.
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Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
New Brick Block Near Monticello Site
Monticello Indiana on March 14 locals report a new brick block will be erected on the site. M Cheadman and Trust Bank officials plan a 42 foot front structure extending from the Fox building toward the corner.
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Monticello
Ind
Montiblock
Lartieher
M. Cheadman
Trust Bank
Fox
Goodman and Bank
Troodman
How to Wash Windows Easily for Women
A Harper's Bazaar style tip explains an easy method for washing windows. Mix a basin of clear water with one and a half tablespoonfuls of civil oil, wash the panes, and dry them with a soft cloth to avoid streaks.
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Harpers Bazar
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