Indianapolis Sun publication notice and circulation certification
The Indianapolis Sun is a daily paper except Sunday published in the Sun building at 123 and 125 BE. Obo street. Foreign advertising reps include Smith & Budd in New York and Chicago offices. Circulation figures are certified by the Association of American Advertisers in New York City.
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Flying machine speed debates stir public imagination
H H Crea argues against ultra fast air travel while a reader counters that a thousand miles per hour may be possible with advanced aeroplanes. The exchange weighs bullet like wind impact, structural design, and the future of aviation versus cautions from earlier technologists.
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Old Man and Young Man in a Playful Puddle Banter
A comic exchange unfolds as a boy plans to mimic Shakespeare in class and the old man jokes about hoarse voice verses. Mrs Sharp jests about single life and marriage while a serial romance line adds charm.
Indianapolis Leads in Lumber and Steel Market Revival
Building permits in Indianapolis show a sharp drop from 1908 to 1909 April, while national boom and rising steel and iron prices hint at a broader revival. Automobiles fuel demand in metal trades, with two year contracts resisted by steel firms as buyers push for longer terms, and cautious optimism runs through rail and gas sectors amid private taps and odd pipes discoveries. Francis McMillen tours Europe after acclaimed London concert with the London Symphony, drawing praise from the London Telegraph for Mendelssohn and the ensemble's graceful slow movement.
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Notable Indiana Figures Highlight Local Leaders
Charles C. Perry maps the lighting business intricately while Franklin Vonnegut is praised as a vital Commercial club booster. Col. W. T. Durbin proclaims himself among the plain people and touts a growing Hoosier library. Frank Smith is attuned to revenue matters as keenly as federal experts. Cy Neal remains a busy morning figure as the team stays home.
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Maytime by John A Moroso Poem Fragment
A fragmentary poem describes attic havens as refuges for pain and desire, imagining a hidden space beneath eaves where comfort and memories reside. It muses on fate, love, and potential futures, including motherhood and reunion with lost kin, amid nature imagery.
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