Daily publication details and mail classifications
The notice states publication is daily except Sunday in the Sun building at Ohio Street with foreign advertising reps Smith and Budd in New York Chicago St. Louis offices and indicates the mailing is entered in the post office as second class. It documents the newspaper’s address and standard mailing status for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Pay and Justice for Indianapolis Teachers Fight
An Indiana op ed argues pay for Indianapolis teachers is under value and unjust. It urges higher salaries to attract and retain qualified educators, linking teacher pay to public prosperity and the nation’s future citizens. It condemns budget-cutting as criminal folly and condemns book contracts favoring publishers over curb costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Indianapolis
Indiana
Braggo the Monk You Wouldn't Catch Me Giving
A fragmented column recalls Braggo the Monk enthusiastically narrating a bold escape. The speaker dons a hat and coat while the boss stays silent, capturing a brisk moment of defiant flair amid gaps in the text.
One-letter Names in Global Places and People
The article notes brief one letter names as geographic terms in the Zuyder Zee and Amsterdam and a town in China, plus a Henan city U and a French river with a Swedish town A. It adds that individuals also share these brief names, citing Theresa O of Brussels and Mme O of Paris as cafe proprietors.
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Amsterdam
China
Henan
France
Sweden
Enthusiastic Bluffton botanist seeks Indiana forester post
Charles C. Deam of Bluffton, a drugstore owner with a lifelong botany passion, travels to Guatemala for a botanical expedition and may leave his business to devote full time to forestry. He is eyed for state forester by Gov. Marshall, but prefers to pursue education and plant study first, stressing birds, deforestation, soil erosion, and climate impacts as key forestry issues.
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Charles C. Deam
Bluffton
Mr. Deam
T. Roosevelt
Guatemala
Deam
State Board of Forestry
Marshall
Will Freeman
Deams
Indiana
Ossian
Ind
Bureau of Forestry
Forestry Department
Bureau
Dante’s political rise and exile end in fame
The article chronicles Dante’s early political career in Florence as a prolific diplomat and eventual prior, then his defeat in Florentine politics amid the Guelf and Ghibelline conflicts. Outlawed and exiled, he shifts from politics to philosophy and poetry, securing lasting fame in literature with Homer, Shakespeare, Cervantes, and himself noted as among the greatest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Republic
Dante
Buondelmonti
Italy
Europe
Love
Heaven
Hell
Homer
Shakespere
Cervantes
Social Club Quips and Household Chatter
A humorous dialogue unfolds about meals and manners. Grace’s age prompts crowd talk as Maude references two as a marriage milestone. Nell admires a hand painted fan, while Mrs Bliggins recalls coaxing her husband into a girls club and avoiding home singing fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Mrs. Gidé
Belle
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Indianapolis Sun
Willis S. Thompson
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Association
America
Sept. Kendall
Indianapolis Board of Education
Braggo the Monk
Mr.bgraggo
Son
Sonnenshemn
Svors
Baltimore Sun
Hes
Nice
George W. Stout
Blatchley
Thomas
Gregory
Florentine
Meaude
Grace
Maude
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