The Indianapolis Sun Ad Rates and Circulation Note
The Indianapolis Sun lists office addresses in Indianapolis and advertising reps in New York Chicago and St Louis. It notes second class mail status and certification of circulation by the Association of American Advertisers reporting a circulation figure of 408.
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Sun
E. Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
Retary
New 18 Hour Indy to New York Fast Trains Inaugurated
The Indianapolis to New York fast train service on the Big Four and Pennsylvania lines debuted, saving time for business travelers and boosting mail delivery. A typical trip removes a day, with mail from Indianapolis reaching New York by morning and responses returning by the next day. Extra fare is four dollars, a small portion of the time saved for the average businessperson.
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Indianapolis
New York City
New York
Big Four
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Audianapolis
One Plain Duty of Congress Restoring the Army Canteen
A partisan call urges Congress to restore the army canteen arguing its abolition worsened drunkenness and desertion. The piece cites General Frederick D. Grant and the claim that soldiers need tempered access to drinks, criticizing lawmakers as hypocritical while insisting the canteen protects soldiers.
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Congress of the United States
Mars
Belinda Learns To Fly An Airplane In Poem
A humorous verse follows Belinda who buys an aeroplane and cannot fly it at first. She seeks help from a plumber blacksmith parson and finally learns by mail to pilot the craft. She soars at night and becomes doomed to a perpetual skyward voyage.
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James Montague
Belinda
Beliivin
Great American Women Queens of history in modern America
A historical note extols American women who shaped the nation through influence, reform, and enduring leadership. It highlights Mary Baker Eddy and figures like Abigail Adams, Mercy Otis Warren, Lydia Maria Child, Lucretia Mott, Frances Willard, Maria Mitchell, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Sarah Grimke, Julia Ward Howe, Clara Barton, and others along with their contributions to abolition, temperance, suffrage, science, and humanitarian work. They are framed as peers to or surpassers of old-world queens in impact and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mary Baker Eddy
Brotherhood of Man
Christ Jesus
Abigail Smith Adams
Charleston
Cornwallis
Lydia Maria Child
Lucretia Mott
Frances Willard
Capitol
Republic
Maria Mitchell
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Sarah Grimke
South Carolina
Julia Ward Howe
Clara Burton
The
Christian Science Monitor
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Indianapolis Sun
Willis S&. Thompson
Congress
Frederick D. Grant
General Grant
Sov
Grant
Gus
Sweeney
Him
Bruiser
Tou
Mercy Otis Warren
James Otis
Wiggins
Cricky
Libby
Nich Carter
Buffalo Bill
Gov
Fitzieffries
John Wiggins
Old Cap Coller
John Sing
Jesse James
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