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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1908

Page

12

Prominent Taft Boomers Question Nomination Push

Prominent Taft supporters voice unease at a possible effort to force the nomination of the president. The public stance signals tension within party ranks as discussions unfold about achieving a decisive backing or postponement.

Borrowed Joy in a Shopworn Tale of Shared Luck

A narrator recalls the happiest, poorest Black woman who cannot read or write. Each Monday she washes for the narrator, brightening the home with small fortunes and stories of others’ gifts. The woman borrows joy from neighbors, teaching the narrator a humble, communal happiness. The piece ends with reflections on shared luck and the value of cheerful resilience.

The Indianapolis Sun Publishes Willis S Thompson Daily

The Indianapolis Sun notes Willis S Thompson as a publisher figure in its daily issue from the Sun Building at 13 and 15 Ohio Street.

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Voters urged to back reform at Marion county primaries

The Sun urges Marion county voters to oppose graft and elect honest Democrats in Fridays primaries. It condemns county leadership, notes rising taxes and debt interest, and calls for a full courthouse cleanup and accountability in government.

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The Angleworm at Work on Plowing and Soil

A narrator discusses natural processes shaping soil through ancient plowing by glaciers and streams. The piece argues nature tills rocks, deposits a top dressing of silt, and explains how human plowing skimps the cream from the top, aiding crop harvest. The author hedges claims, inviting scientists to weigh in.

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