Indianapolis Sun publication masthead 1909 notice
The Indianapolis Sun is a daily publication except Sunday, issued from the Sun building at 12 and 14 East Ohio Street. Advertising reps listed in New York Chicago St Louis. Entered as second class mail. Association of America Advertisers certifies circulation. Issue No 165.
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Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunswick
Fifth Avenue
New York
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Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
The
Association of America: Advertisers
New York City
Association
Growth That Spells Prosperity in Indianapolis Downtown
The article highlights rising building permits as evidence of growth, noting September permits totaling 712 775 dollars, up from 512 336 the prior year. For the first nine months, permits reached a substantial 1 078 399 18 more than 1908, with improvements including fireproof business blocks and refurbished streets boosting booster sentiment.
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Fetas Aoe
Indianapolis
Wrights flying craft circles Liberty statue in progress era
A thin-faced man in a queer-shaped craft sails from New York harbor around the Statue of Liberty and back to Governor's Island at fifty eight miles an hour. The piece extols freedom as progress through scientific achievement, citing Wright and Curtiss and past innovations as steps toward liberty.
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New York Harbor
Governor’s Island
Cohmbus
Atlantic Ocean
Gutenberg
Arkwright
Wright
Liberty Statue
A Husbands Philosophy by Winifred Black
A long anecdotal piece contrasts a Pueblo husband Henry Merrill defending his wife by sending away an adulterous suitor with a humorous tale of burned supper. It shifts to a critique of college students who seek ease, urging discipline, duty, and genuine study over vaudeville-like engagement.
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Emi
Ram
The Kicker. By Kennett Harris heats of Iuke
A light verse about a character named Iuke who flees heat for cool places. He wanders from snow capped mountains to Canada and thawing climates, then travels south to warm coastal havens. Every cycle shows his dislike of heat and preference for chill or dry air.
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Kennett Harris
Iuke
Ignorance and Hope in Indiana Tuberculosis Fight
Dr J N Hurty receives letters from across Indiana about health, sanitation, and germs. He laments delayed tuberculosis hospital, criticizes legislators who blocked its passage, and urges sane economy and modern hygiene to save children and end preventable deaths.
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J. N. Hurty
Indiana
Dr. Hurry
Health Department
American Heroes Pay Tribute To Israel Putnam's Valor
A poem and biographical notice honoring Israel Putnam known as Old Pat. It recalls his frontier exploits with the Rangers at Lake George and Concord, his ploughing escape to Cambridge, and a powder magazine deed at Fort Edward. The piece lauds his courage, patriotism, and loyalty to the American cause through the Revolution.
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North River
Johnson
Rangers
Lake George
Thomas B. Gregory
Israel Putnam
Old Pat
Salem
Mass
Fort Edward
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