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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1893
Page
4
Historical notice lists subscription rates for The Sun in city and outside city in advance with monthly and six month terms. It includes office addresses and contact lines for editorial and business departments and notes delivery by carriers citywide.
Tou Sun marks its fifth birthday with steady health and vigor. The paper claims continued progress, independence, and fearless truth telling in service to justice and the city. It touts battles won, support for the weak, and a reach extending across the state, asserting its enduring presence.
The piece lauds five-year progress in a city connected to Tu Sun, noting new businesses, grand buildings, electrification, improved streets, a revived press, and a growing population from 100000 to 140000. It praises municipal reform, the Commercial Club, and anticipates continued prosperity as it enters its sixth year.
In five years The Scn has grown its reach to a circulation rivaling the state’s second largest paper. Its open press room welcomes all and its advertising columns showcase top-tier firms. The free classified help for job seekers and room rentals remains costly yet effective, fueling strong local trust and brand loyalty.
The piece notes Tun Sun expanding its business to 200 firms and thousands watching its progress. It lampoons office seekers and political figures, mentions editor Meiss and Joan Kern, and criticizes Chicago’s atmosphere and attendance at the World’s Fair. It also references Mayor Sullivan and Langsdale monument apathy, with banks seen as failing.
The Washington government appears to hold the best position in the Behring sea arbitration. The United States rights to protect seals in the disputed waters are believed to be strongly supported by the tribunal and the decree of the arbitration commission is expected to sustain them. The Lafayette Daily Courier notes strong representation for U S interests.
Ad claims rich red blood and personal cleanliness from Hood's Sarsuparna. It asserts the product expels scrofula and other impurities through its cleansing action and soap and water use.
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring tonic that purifies the blood, strengthens digestion, and restores appetite. It claims the drug can revive tired, dull feelings and renew vigor as nature renews itself. Many users testify to its health benefits and renewed strength.
A German doctor publishing long experiments notes sight rarely broad in both eyes and only one in fifteen has both eyes in good condition. Astigmatism appears in two of five patients due to cornea curvature differences. About 50 percent show imperfect color vision. A drawing by TL A Winterrowd shows a busy office and a thriving architectural firm amid a steady money market, with plans for a large business block and refined residences. Winterrowd’s work earns a Chicago client’s praise over regional architects.
Tickets to the Chicago World’s Fair are on sale with return options via the Pennsylvania Short Lines. Pool party organizers seeking special transportation should contact WL E Brunner, District Passenger Agent, Indianapolis, for arrangements.
OCR snippet lists brands and labels such as Integridade Garcias La Rosas Principa de Galea Wt Bodels Piskwick Club American Girl Geo. Arthur The Kingston Cortez Key Wests and others, with unclear phrases and locations like 17 N Jiaois-si.
Charles Buchanan, an undertaker and nature lover, buys land in Irvington near Obiost and plans a romantic house with elm trees, a windmill fountain, a fish pond, and pleasant run stream. The piece also mentions Filton Brown’s new house on the National Road, Judge Prawn, and legal notices involving local officials and residents.
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