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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1909

Page

8

The Indianapolis Sun Publication Details and Address

The Indianapolis Sun a daily paper except Sundays operates from the Sun building at 123 and 1% E Ohio Street Foreign advertising reps are Smith Budd in New York Tribune Building Chicago Third National Bank Building St Louis It is entered in the post office as second class mail The Association of American Advertisers has examined and certified its circulation and only the figures in its report are guaranteed by the Association No 165

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

When Hope of Pleasure Is Gore What Then

A reader letter signed Cynicus describes a man who has abandoned hope of pleasure and wonders about his purpose. The editor urges resilience, duty, and personal responsibility, arguing life is a long fight and meaning comes from persistence, service to others, and belief in future value. It frames existence as part of a vast cosmic time, urging continued effort despite weariness.

Cynicus White House Perry

At the Rate of a Smile a Minute

Humorous newspaper snippets mix wedding talk math puns and social quips. Jokes involve a mistaken wedding rumor, a playful wedding gift, and casual observations about editors readers and everyday life. The dialogue showcases light satire on love marriage and society.

The Husbandman and the Back Yard Garden

A city man tends a backyard garden while a collie spoils the onion bed and rain drives them indoors. The Husbandman muses on labor, family, and the bond between work, weather, and a loving household as a daughter watches onions grow and a kiss seals their evening.

Mama

Domestic Product Surprises on the Free List

A Commoner report notes many readers will be surprised to learn that Jemons have not been placed on the free list, suggesting unexpected policy or pricing implications for consumers and the public.

Jemons

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Indianapolis Sun Willis S. Thompson Caesar Gaul T. E. Powers Binks Dorothy Marion George Brown Hani Walter George W. Stout Arsenal Jack Frost John London Waldo Poper John Jwg We. B. WS
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