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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1908

Page

8

Willis S. Thompson Highlighted in Indianapolis Sun

The Indianapolis Sun dated November 30, 1908, announces Willis S. Thompson in its daily issue from the Sun Building at 18 and 15 East Ohio Street. Published daily except Sunday, it is entered in the Post Office as second-class mail.

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Empire fashion and the human skeleton rules of weight

The article compares women's heavy clothing to a building’s weight on its steel frame, urging lighter waists and shoulder burden. It recommends Empire style garments that fasten at the shoulders to protect the liver and internal organs, arguing posture and health improve while criticizing corsets and waist emphasis. It concludes with a nod to coal production statistics from Scientific American.

Mother Hubbard

City of the Violated Treaty and Limerick's Story

Rev Thomas B Gregory recounts the 1691 Treaty of Limerick, its betrayal by English rulers, and the Irish patriots who fought for Catholic rights and autonomy. He contrasts Ireland’s betrayal with Poland and denounces the Cromwellian Irish Parliament for denying native rights.

Limerick Limerick County Munster Ireland Thomas Bridge James II de Ginkel England Poland Russia Dublin Boyne

Epitaph of Iroquois Slain near Cooperstown

An epitaph praised as one of the best in a collector's exhibit honors Indians slain in battle near Cooperstown. Composed by clergyman W. W. Lord, the poem greets the living with a stark line about white ownership of the land and a note that friendly acts granted only tomb space.

Cooperstown W. W. Lord Philadelphia Bulletin

Cuckoo Clock Trouble Prompting Doctor Visit

A Mrs. Jones calls a doctor, Mr. Smith, asking him to come over promptly to fix her cuckoo clock with a throat trouble in a humorous Harper's Weekly exchange. The cartoon-like dialogue plays on miscommunication and household quirks.

Mrs. Jones Harper’s Weekly

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