Indianapolis Sun notice of publication details
The Indianapolis Sun is a daily newspaper except Sunday published in the Sun building at 123 and 14 B. Ohio Street. It lists foreign advertising reps in New York Chicago and St. Louis and notes second class mailing and Association circulation certification. No. 165
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B. Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Election analysis lauds Democratic progress and Shank win
Sober analysis of Tuesday's election applauds a Democratic administration, strong leadership by Mr Shank, and nonpartisan school boards. It notes Shank's large lead, Gauss as opposing candidate, and calls for continued city progress and honest governance.
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Indianapolis News
Indianapolis Sun
the Sun
The
Indianapolis Star
Shank
Mr. Shank
United States
Gauss
Indianapolis
Agent Promises Diving Suit With Waterlogged Lot
An angry buyer storms into the estate office claiming his lot is submerged by 30 feet of water. The agent apologizes for the oversight and vows to deliver the diving suit along with the lot today.
Left Wing Tactics Begin With Veteran Corps
A witty exchange frames military strategy as a dinner joke. The hostess asks preference in fowl, and the major replies with a pun about bringing the left wing of a veteran corps into action, blending humor with martial language.
Votes Cast in District 7 Election Puzzle
In district 7 a three candidate race recorded 7240 total votes. The winner had 100 votes for every 0 of his closest rival and the second candidate had 10 for every 70 of the third. Determine the winner’s vote total.
Middle aged ticket labels spark a spirited woman’s defense
A Denver ticket seller stamps a California bound ticket with labels like stout middle aged and blonde. A 31 year old woman fights back demanding a proper description, asserting she is not middle aged. The piece reflects on youth and aging through a humorous anecdote and social commentary.
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Tiendist
George Brown
Denver
California
Southwest
Colorado
Stout
Oorde
Los Angeles
Twen
Stuut
Sarah Bernhardt
Tien Terry
Goodby
Johnson the Old Struggler Triumphs to Fame
The piece chronicles Samuel Johnson as an "old struggler" from early hardship to London life. It details his father's death leaving 30 pounds, his failed teaching attempts, grim poverty, and relentless labor writing speeches and compiling the dictionary. It notes the Letter to Lord Chesterfield as a high point and honors Johnson's heroic perseverance.
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Boswell
Johnson
Francis
Junius
Pitt
Demosthenes
Exeter Street
Lord Chesterfield
Sam Johnson
Faeryland Fiefs and the Knightly Call
A poetic panorama crowns Faeryland with many fiefs. The speaker urges seers and travelers to join a royal, knightly quest across sunlit shores and moorlands, invoking Troy, Europa, and heraldry. The call promises liberty, honor, and adventure under magical banners.
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MR. President
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President
Jack
James Swinnerton
Asserican-Journal- Examiner
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Iss Smith
Winifred Black
Samuel Johnson
Thomas B. Gregory
London
Osborne
Lichfield
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Avalon
Uricon
Dea
Amnour
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Troy
Zeus
Cybele
Macedon
Europa
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