Indianapolis Sun internal advertisement notice
The Indianapolis Sun dated Tuesday May 25 1909 lists publication details including Bun building address 123 E Ohio Street and advertising representatives Smith Budd Brunswick building New York Chicago Tribune building and St. Louis Third National Bank building The Association of American Advertisers certifies circulation figures in its report No 165
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Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune Buildiog
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Public Utilities and the Indianapolis Telephone Battle
An editorial argues for city control over utilities to curb rising costs from competition. It recounts the fight between Central Union and independent firms, the mayor and Brailey, and the push for universal city regulation to save users from higher bills and secure fair rates.
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Indianapolis
Central Union Company
Indiana
Central Union Telephone Company
James S. Brailey
Bookwalter
Brailey
Central Union
The Power of a Father's Love
Charles S Mead a Columbia University zoology assistant allowed a pint of his blood to be transfused into his three day old baby. The operation cost him the use of his left radial artery but saved the infant's life. The piece extols paternal sacrifice and human kindness.
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Charles S. Mead
Department of Zoology
Columbia University
Thomas B. Gregory
The Poets by Wilfred Funk
Hushed in evening light they stand along the shelves my books their graceful forms glow softly in the sun set room. I feel their presence and in my mind rise the anguish and joys the fatal Helens and the fallen Troys that made their music and their golden song.
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Wilfred Funk
Within a Dream by Ernest Dawson
A fragmented verse piece reflecting on dreamlike moments of love desire and hate. The lines evoke passing days and fleeting paths that emerge briefly then fade within a misty dream. The rhythm shifts between contemplation and imagery, suggesting a poetical meditation on perception and reality.
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Ernest Dawson
Taken Up at Random Cobblers in Indianapolis Schools
Indianapolis public school No 26 trains negro boys in shoe repair under J H Eymann. Since October the program, a practical manual training effort, teaches bench work, waxing, tapping heels, and use of awls. Proceeds fund materials, parts of shoes are sold to aid needy pupils, and attendance has risen as affordable footwear becomes available. The shop aims to extend and build enterprise skills.
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Indianapolis
J. H. Eymann
No. 24
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Points About Prominent Local Figures and Officials
Senator Proctor of Elkhart once played second base for a local nine and is noted as a star dog dancer. C H Badger backs physical exercise as mental alertness aid. Jacob Pratt Dunn dwells amid red-tape documents on our citizens. Lew Peetz, state statistician, argues assessors can gather livestock data by leaving blanks. Albert Sahm, county auditor, prepares tax law expertise for the county board of review.
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Senator Proctor
Elkhart
C .H. Badger
Lew Peetz
Mr. Peetz
Albert Sahm
County Board of Review
Editor's Editorials Stir Reader To Think And Hope
Frederick Bender writes from Indianapolis praising the Sun editor for stirring thought and hope with editorials on philosophy and the Sermon on the Mount. He commends the newspaper for guiding readers toward altruism and thoughtful reflection through lively, plain speech.
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Jacob Pratt Dunn
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