Willis S. Thompson as Indianapolis Sun Editor
The Indianapolis Sun issue dated Thursday March 18 1900 lists Willis S. Thompson as publisher and editor. The paper prints daily except Sundays from Bun Building, Ohio Street, with second class mail entry.
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Willis S. Thompson
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What Is Thought and How Do Men Think
A philosophical discourse argues that thought is the driver of all wealth and progress, from primitive traps to electric power. It posits a universal force of thought shaping science, art, and industry, while stressing the role of loving parents in forming higher thinking machines.
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Earth
Niagara
Arkwright
Humanity
The Acme of Wealth
A nurse’s daughter marries a millionaire broker after a weekend meeting at Broadstairs. The old mother notes the lavish lifestyle, brougham coachman and footman, motor car and fine jewelry, and quips that Molly “strips for dinner.”
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Lucas Cleeve
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Every Man Ought to Have a Chance for Growth
The piece argues that each person deserves a full opportunity to develop from birth, regardless of initial differences. It compares people to forest vegetation, urging society to provide equitable care after birth and to cultivate truthfulness and specialization in journalism rather than seeking one all encompassing view.
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