Sun building daily publication details in Ohio streets
The notice states publication occurs daily except Sundays from the Sun building at 125 and 123 E. Ohio street with foreign advertising reps listed in New York and Chicago offices. It notes post office entry as second class and certification of circulation by the Association of American Advertisers, with guaranteed figures only from the report.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Further Mind Tests for Zoo Monkey
A Harvard professor studies monkey psychology at the Bronx Zoo and notes monkeys learn little from experience. A keeper plans a book on monkey brains. The piece suggests studying voters as minds in a political setting and mocks election behavior.
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Haggerty
Harvard
Bronx Zoological Garden
New York City
Riley
Monkey House
Earth
Professor Haggerty
Mr. Riley
Zoo
Puritan Card Playing Saved Lives Says Germ Theory
In a strong warning about cards and disease, the piece argues that moist thumbs transfer germs from one person to another, leading to consumptions and deaths within families. It links religious restraint to public health benefits, urging readers to avoid handling cards with lips to reduce infection risks. The article contrasts germ theory with skeptical voices while urging caution to keep out disease.
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Moses
She Defined Him by a Witty Truth About Men
A humorous exchange unfolds as Sophia defines the phrase average man. She explains that an average man smiles at work yet returns home cross as a bear, balancing outward charm with domestic irritability to maintain the average. The remark turns on gendered expectations and workplace masks.
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Sophia
Adverb Poem Sparks Editor’s Interest
A playful exchange centers on a poem titled Adverb. Scribbler defends the choice while the speaker notes the title’s humor and its effect on persuading the editor. The witty remark highlights how a pun can shape reception.
Suffragette Vote Lost in Household Exchange
A humorous Life magazine style bit shows a suffragette vote lost as a man declines to vote with the quip Why not She I haven't a thing to wear reflecting fashion facing political duty.
Beggar My Dear Lady Fashion Sketch
A humorous dialogue features Beggar and Dear Lady lamenting lack of undergarments as the latest fashion trend is noted in Journal Amusant style. The exchange hinges on social satire and sartorial satire within a period cartoon frame.
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Amusant
Indiana Faces $8 Million Budget Gap and Tax Dilemmas
The Indiana budget plans spark debate over funding for public works and the likelihood of tax cuts or bond issues. Railroads and electric lines seek lower taxes while shrinking valuations and liquor license losses tighten state revenue. Dr. George F. Edenharter warns that overcrowding at the Central Hospital for the Insane forces urgent state care for acute cases, with senile cases better suited for home care. He argues space constraints endanger proper treatment and insists on beds for all in need to avoid jail or poorhouse confinement.
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Indiana
Public Accounting Bureau
George F. Edenharter
Central Hospital For
Edenharter
Central Hospital
Negrital
Postponed Honeymoon Ends In Boat Reunion
Sam Drayton and Inez confront a prior engagement as he travels alone aboard a river boat for a July vacation he planned with Inez. A chance reunion in a sheltered boat nook rekindles feelings amid talk of a possible wedding with the minister aboard.
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Inez
Sam Drayton
Sam
Twilight Romance Between Two Hearts
A lyric quatrain about a tender twilight romance shared by two youths. The poem depicts silent glances, intimate thoughts, and a gentle warmth as stars look on, emphasizing that love's first bloom is a private moment between two people.
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America
Braggo the Monk
Directoire
Mrs. Trubbell
T. E. Powers
American-Journal-Examiner
Trubbell
Gary
George W. Stout
Clyde North
Drayton
G. Hubi Newcombe
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