Indianapolis Sun Advertising Info and Addresses
The Indianapolis Sun notes publication daily except Sunday from the un building at 13 and 145 E Ohio. Advertising representatives listed include Smith Budd Ironswick building 5 Fifth Avenue New York Tribune building Chicago Third National Bank building St Louis. Entered in the post office as second class mail Ne 16s.
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Advertiammz
Smith & Budd
Ironswick Building
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New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Keep the Schools Out of Politics in Indianapolis Fight
Voters urged to choose school commissioners without party domination. The 1910 and 1912 term ballots list Republicans Democrats and an Independent, with warnings against turmoil and one-party control. Officials cite fiscal records. call for balanced representation to safeguard the schools.
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Indianapolis
Kendall
Charles W. Moores
Harry D. Tutewiler
Henry C. Sickels
Joseph A. McGowan
Frank A. Morrison
Frederick C. Heath
Mary E. Nicholson
George M. Weber
William M. Taylor
Charles R. Yoke
John W. Sluss
John H. Emrich
Clement T. McMillan
Hunter
Sap Yeti
Sles Dds
Take Down Fences Across Streets and Sidewalks
Citizens condemn building contractors for blocking Pennsylvania Street with fences and piled materials, closing sidewalks and hindering traffic. They urge strict enforcement of city ordinances to keep streets public and prevent permanent occupation by construction crews, asking Mayor Bookwalter to abate violations.
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Pennsylvania Street
Bookwalter
Little Wille and the Peace Price Joke Roundup
Up to the minute jokes feature Willy asking about peace at any price and a weather forecaster joke about calling him a liar. Other gags include a Benedict claiming his wife can cook and a bachelor’s quip. An explorer grandfather joke closes the segment.
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Wille
Trial dialogue in a 19th century court scene
The judge questions a Talesman about status and opinions. The Talesman confirms marriage for three years and denies forming any opinion for three years.
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Judge
Talesman
Honer
The Risk of Platonic Love in Modern Society
A essay examines whether true platonic friendship between men and women is possible. It argues that even so called platonic ties often reveal underlying romantic or possessive dynamics, especially when one party is married, and warns readers to scrutinize their own feelings before assuming pure friendship.
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America
Why Men Do Not Attend Church In Atchison
A preacher recalls nine reader letters on why men skip church. Answers cite lack of devotion by men, female involvement, money concerns, indifference, and the belief sermons are not engaging. Other notes blame doctors, dentists, or railroad workers for Sunday conflicts and call for more accessible modern preaching. In California, San Francisco marks the 140th anniversary of its bay discovery with ship representations, a dragon from Chinese participants, and a push to fund rehabilitation after disaster.
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California
San Francisco Bay
Gaspar de Pirtola
Warshipa
Sir Francis Drake
New Albion
New England
Pacific
Spain
San Francisco
Seattle
Atlantic City Summer Praised by Mayor Stoy
The Louisville Times reports Mayor Stoy praised the past summer season in Atlantic City. He noted unprecedented crowds and decorum, contrasting with those who prefer rowdiness. A tale about Judge Hindlip, the drunken invitation distributor Jerry, and a whisky fueled party illustrates temperance concerns.
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Stoy
Atlantic City
Jerry Patterson
Hindip
Jerry
Stained Glass Humor In Home Talk
A light exchange between Mrs. Youngwife and Mrs. Boredwin about removing stains from stained glass windows casts a playful domestic moment. The dialogue hints at home improvement and household concerns in a friendly, witty tone.
Concrete House Design Promoted at 1908 Congress
A Washington architect’s concrete house concept, showcased at the tuberculosis congress of 1908, features steel windows and door frames, tinted concrete walls, and concrete or terra cotta flooring. It includes a combined furnace and garbage burner, a roof coal storage chute, and a solarium on the flat roof, with rounded corners and wall bracketed fixtures for easy cleaning, projected to cost about 1200 dollars.
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Washington
Edison
A Woman's Reason In A Love Triangle
A poem from the St. Louis Star portrays a torn romance where a woman deserts her first love for a new partner. The young man questions loyalty while she cites fashion and charm as her draw. Their dialogue reveals the complexity of affection and betrayal in a brief dramatic vignette.
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