Indianapolis Sun: Willis S. Thompson Notice
Public notice for Willis S. Thompson appears in The Indianapolis Sun. Published daily except Sunday, with address details and advertising representatives listed, including Smith Budd and Tribune Building New York and others. This entry serves as a newspaper masthead segment rather than a full article.
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Run
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Worst Grab Ever Made to Empty YOUR Pocketbook
The Indianapolis Sun exposes a plan by lobbyists and agents to force an expensive school book swap in Indiana. It names Rand McNally, Appleton, Newson, and Bobbs Merrill as targets and details cost hikes and political pressure on the State Board of Education. The editorial denounces the effort as dirty politics and urges residents and Gov Marshall to resist undue influence.
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Indiana
State Board of Education
State Board
Marshall
Rand, McNally & Co
Dodge Geographies
Newkirk
King
Doterer
Ohio
Wilson
Wisconsin
Mason
Michigan
Appleton & Co
Appleton
Richard Richardson
Jackson
New York
Williamson
Churchill
Newson & Co
Aldine
Shearer
White
Claypool Hotel
Ed Smith
Smith
Indianapolis
Farmer
Bobbs-Merrill
Editorial Praises Cause of Electric Tragedy
Readers laud the Indianapolis Sun for its editorial A Woman Murdered by Electricity and urge wide pamphlet distribution. J Osburn Lunt and A Gleason sign letters, urging the piece and related thoughts be shared from Maine to California.
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Indianapolis Sun
Maine
California
J. Osburn Lunt
Chinese Banquet Teased by English Guest and Yale Graduate
At a Chinese banquet an English guest intoxicated by sam shu frightened two young Chinese girls with rude faces. A dignified Chinese merchant, a Yale graduate, quietly analyzed the scene and remarked the guest’s mind seemed affected. Jerome A. Hart, a Yale graduate, is noted in the May Bohemien.
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Yale
Jerome A. Hart
Freezing Mole Removal Promises New Clear Skin
Dr. A. W. Brayton in Indianapolis uses carbonic acid snow to freeze off facial moles and blemishes. The process, quicker and less scarring, leaves new pink skin and matching pigment. A seven year old patient demonstrates the method with careful, rapid application and minimal discomfort. Brayton plans demonstrations at Indiana University College of Medicine and Marion County Medical Society.
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Indianapolis
Nature
A. W. Brayton
Brayton
Science
Indiana University College of Medicine
Marion County Medical Society
The Manicure Lady Describes an Easter Hat
A humorous exchange between the Manicure Lady and the Head Barber centers on a vividly described Easter hat. She details a gaudy headpiece built like a garbage pail with quilt trim, roses, fruit, vegetables, corn, a rye jug, and other vivid imagery, while the barber notes the hat’s noise and cautions about his own wife’s simpler headwear. The dialogue ends with playful remarks about marriage and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Kiddo
Irvington
Iowa
Kentucky
Tom
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Willis S. Thompson
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
A. Gleason
Fairview Street
Jack
Mai
Trubbel
George W. Stout
Everglades
Broad Ripple
Kokomo
Naples
Illinois
Minnesota
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