Advertising agents and post office notices in Indianapolis Sun
The Indianapolis Sun lists its publishing details in the Sun building on Ohio street with foreign advertising representatives in New York Chicago and St Louis. It notes post office classification and references the Association of American Advertisers with a New York address.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth ‘Avenue
New’ York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
World Champion Goose Nuisance Critic in Picture Editorial
A satirical editorial ridicules a self styled judge of others who cannot manage his own affairs. The piece mocks his authority over people while highlighting his own incapacity and hypocrisy. It invites readers to reject such pretension with a solemn pledge to not imitate him.
Americans Should Know Their Own Country
A letter from Pasadena extols Western travel as cheaper and richer than Europe. The writer argues Americans should explore domestic wonders, urging readers to visit the Pacific coast and study American cities, landscapes, and industry to foster patriotism and citizenship.
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C. G. Conn
Elkhart
Colonel Conn
America
Europe
California
Pacific Coast
Promenade Des Anglais
Nice
Monte Carlo
Coati
Pacific
Education and Respect in Uplifting American Life
An admission asserts that America values education and the respect due to educators, highlighting their role in preparing men for life as noted by the Life-London National Review.
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America
Hife
London National Review
Fairy christening and a royal notice in public correspondence
A Boston Transcript piece notes a frail infant christened Fairy and contrasts it with a formal government notice to Charles James Fox, stating His Gracious Majesty has issued a new commission in which your name does not appear. The Argo naut comments on such courteous public correspondence.
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Charles James Fox
George the Third
Argonaut
Mothers Day Observance and Indiana High School Senates
The Grand Army of the Republic urges tributes with white carnations on Mothers Day. Indiana will decorate soldier graves May 29, and Col. Huffman promotes high school senates to train youth, supported by State Superintendent Aley. girls should participate in future governance.
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Grand Army of the Republic
H. M. Nevins
Department of Indiana
Indiana
The
Union
Indiana State Senate
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Col. Huffman
Senate
R. J. Aley
Huffman
Indianapolis
State Senate
Aley
Huttman
Col
You have forgotten. By the Girl With a Hundred Selves
A poem laments a forgotten beloved, tracing night and dawn’s ache. The speaker grieves a wound of memory, urging the other’s remembrance as sorrow deepens. The verse uses vivid imagery of sorrow, wormwood, and a wounded heart to express longing.
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Amen Pan
Indianapolis Sun
Willis S. Thompson
Sdnesday
DISTRICT /MESSENGER
Messenger, Service
Tom
Spike
Pasadena
Cal
Asia
Africa
John
Mommer
Mars
Yvanwadabilt
Peterkin
Poppef
Sunnvareo
Boston Transcript
George W. Stout
Col. W. W. Huffman
Gimlet Club
Rettina Geet
Ty Like
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