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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1908
Page
10
A fragmented notice for Willis S Thompson Inc describes a dairy business location at 125 and 1B EF and a Dun Building entrance. The readable portion implies a Sunday-off or exception in ordinary dairy operations. Actual sale or service specifics are not clear from the fragment.
The piece portrays Thomas R. Marshall as a principled, independent Democratic candidate for Indiana governor. It highlights his pledge to govern without patronage, his refusal to seek delegates or strategic favors, and broad support across Democrats and independents. It notes his unanimous nomination, strong cross-party appeal, and belief he will govern for all people.
A New York World letter argues for women's rights including social freedom to drink and host gatherings in hotels. It asserts women may seek equality in public life, guardianship roles, and jury service, while noting peers and tradition influence access to social spaces.
The fragmentary text references a writer known as Tom Boots or Bootiore, who comments on Alaska and choosing to start at the top to let gravity do the work. It mentions sending a short story to a magazine and speculates someone in an office played a joke. The passage is unclear and incomplete.
The comedian Groucho Marx jokes about women and keeping a home, insisting a man must endure hard work and physical strain. The quip reflects his sharp, rapid-fire, satirical persona from mid century humor.
A satirical essay argues about marriage and male folly detailing why women invest in style and material meaning in love. It contrasts bachelor views on success, divorce, reform, and fidelity with observations on aging, temptation, and flirtation.
A fragment shows a man asking for a testimonial about his sister advancing in women suffragists and her impact on his haberdashery. He suggests a line praising how using his shirts and collars makes Sam a new woman, a humorous misquote from Black and White.
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