Willis S. Thompson notice in The Indianapolis Sun
Public notice appears in The Indianapolis Sun listing Willis S. Thompson with publication details. The notice notes daily publication except Sundays and provides address and advertising representation information.
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Indianapolis Sun
Willis S. Thompson
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Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
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Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
What Should Be a Man's Object in Life
A reflective essay argues against pursuing wealth or power as life aims. It champions serving others and doing good as the true measure of worth, citing Columbus, Galileo, Wilberforce, Shakespeare, and others who advanced humanity. It urges acts of kindness, ethical conduct, and communal support as lasting fulfillment.
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Niagara
Columbus
Michael Angelo
Wilberforce
Shakespere
Galileo
Fulton
Watts
Hargreaves
Wait
Earth
Unobtrusive Worker and Neighborhood Bruisings
A dialogue scene shows a sly worker saying he would not take jobs from his own men while an applicant suggests minimal effort. Bystanders note the exchange. Mrs Uppish and Mrs Pepprey clash over moving plans, with Mrs Uppish declaring they will live in a better neighborhood and Mrs Pepprey insisting they will stay.
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Foreigner Clarifies Hearsay As He Concludes Tale
A distinguished foreigner wraps up his story with a remark on trees being a matter of heard said. He refers to hearsay and notes a prior message he was told some time ago.
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Indianapolis to Start Vocational Schools in City System
Indianapolis plans two factory style vocational schools in its public system with possible expansion to three. The program mirrors Rochester’s model, aiming to give seventh and eighth graders hands on training in trades such as woodworking and mechanical drawing. Supt. Kendall envisions girls’ vocational options and individualized schooling to fit each pupil’s aptitude for practical, humane outcomes.
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Rochester
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Cc. N. Kendall
Winona Technical Institute and Trades Schools
Winona
Arsenal
Winona School
Mann Training High School
Kendall
Believ
Notable Local Figures Face Public Roles and Busines
Judge Wood calls rail commissioner duties the most exacting work with no mistakes allowed. Ben Turpen resumes the hotel business at Chirpool. David Wallace seeks public satisfaction, Harry Miesse eyes the statehouse, Col W W Huffman keeps to his fancy vests, Charles R Williams hunts decisive splits, Gid Thompson enjoys soldier-talk, George Tapy gains respect for clear speech.
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Ben Turpen
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Chirpool
Agena
Prodigal Son Advice on Reform and Consequences
A reader asks how to handle life after reform. the columnist argues nature imposes consequences for prodigality and advises honesty in job applications. He suggests steady effort will eventually yield a fair chance, while the forgiving father cannot erase past faults.
Electric servantless villa in France amazes readers
The Troyes villa of M. Georgia Knapp uses electricity for almost every task from dining to cooking to washing up. An electric kitchen and automatic dining table deliver meals with no human servants, while gates and beds operate by electric lifts, creating an enchanted home like a modern Arabian Nights vision.
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Troyes
Franca
M. Georgia Knap
Feria Electra Villa
Thesa
M. Knapp
Parrot purchase tale echoes in May Bohem satire
In the May Bohem, a humorous tale recounts a stammering buyer who visits a fancy store to buy a talking parrot. The exchange with the bird's owner turns comic as threats and talk of a neck wringing punctuate the anecdote.
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Charles R. Williams
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George Tapy
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Prodigal Son
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