Indianapolis Sun and Willis Thompson Ad Addresses
The Indianapolis Sun listing shows advertising representatives Smith and Budd in New York and Tribune Building Chicago and Third National Bank Building St Louis. It notes publication daily except Sunday and gives office address 138 and 16 East Ohio Street with post office entry as second class mail No. 165.
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Bun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Elliott Shank and Hooton Rally Against Mayor Elect Poe
Elliott R Hooton and Lew Shank engage in a public feud over Lew Shank mayor elect promises and prosecutions. The piece accuses prosecutors of pursuing indictments to smear Shank and warns that belated actions could earn respect if he acts independently and decisively rather than attacking opponents from afar.
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Lew Shank
Publi
Shank
The Clever Woman Wins Love With Brains Not Kittens
A newspaper letter warns young women not to fear brains hinder marriage. It argues men admire clever wives who manage husbands subtly, likening wives to cheetahs guiding their masters. The piece urges intelligent maidens to pursue marriage with confidence and agency.
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Africa
Mr. Roosevelt
Courtroom Ques: Whispered Kisses Now Recalled
Dialogue pieces from a humorous exchange reenact a couple arguing over past affection in courtship style. The husband declares a thief will regret theft while the wife teases about stealing kisses. The exchange plays on romantic taunts with courtroom cadence.
Costume compliments spark playful wordplay exchange
Mr Heaps compliments his wife's costume as charming and beggars description. Mr Creeps riffs on a conundrum asking why it resembles a description, turning the moment into a light, witty exchange.
District Visitor Tells Of Son Arthur Winning a Scholarship
A district visitor shares joy over a letter from his son Arthur announcing a scholarship. A rustic party member responds by recalling pride when their pig won a medal at the agricultural show.
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Arthur
Stay Young in Spirit and Mind as We Age
An aging essay urges older adults to cultivate liberality and justice in thoughts of others, avoid fault-finding, and practice giving over receiving. It stresses sociability, forming new memories, and maintaining cleanliness and self-control to keep health and spirit as years progress.
Pretend play and the mystery of motherhood on the east side
Beatrice Fairfax reflects on a wedding parade of children on Thirty fourth Street and muses on girls as future mothers. She contrasts boys’ rough play with girls' earnest imitation of grown women, urging nurturing of children and the duties of motherhood for all.
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Almosce
Margaret
Gota
Kind Act Returns Home Sparks Snow Clearing Gratitude
A Cleveland tramp helped by a kind mistress later repays the favor by clearing their sidewalk after snowfalls, three times without demand. Olison Swett Marden cites Success Magazine, then a New York woman helps a beggar, who later returns as a successful benefactor to repay her.
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Cleveland
Olison Swett Marden
Success Magazine
New York
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Indianapolis Sun
Willis
Thompson
Association of American Advertisers
New York City
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Womer
OF E Subway
Henpecko
Henry
Jeweler's
Trou
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Beatrice Fairfax
Grace Church
Second Avenue
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