Indianapolis Sun Masthead and ad listing details
The Indianapolis Sun is published daily except Sunday from the Sun building at 123 and 14 E. Ohio Street. It lists foreign advertising reps in New York Chicago and St Louis and notes postal classification as second class mail with issue number 165.
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Sun
Ohio Street
Smith & Budd
Brunawick
Fifth Avenue
New York
Tribune
Chicago
Third National Bank
St. Louis
Always Boost Never Knock In Campaign Editorial Contrast
The editorial urges boosting and condemns knocking in the municipal campaign. It notes limited personal malice, cites Fre mont Alford’s abuse of Shank, and argues brewers’ influence is ebbing. It praises Shank for temper and steady campaigning, warns against abuse, and concludes it pays to boost and never knock.
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Fremont Alford
Alford
Shank
Gauss
Indianapolis News
Mr. Gauss
Mr. Shank
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
A Curious Take On Love And The Woman's Soul
A columnist contrasts male vanity with female longing for genuine love. Dora Steinmesser’s reaction to a violent suitor shocks, yet she vows to marry him when he returns from prison, illustrating timeless questions about affection, marriage, and gender roles. The piece cites Beatrice Fairfax and Ella Wheeler Wilcox as sources of insight.
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Dora Steinmesser
George Albert
Patagonia
Beatrice Fairfax
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
So Young by James J. Montague
An item about a Harvard student prodigy from Deston who excels in higher mathematics, contrasted with a Boston boy who claims a future in engineering and science. The piece evokes famous prodigies like Mozart and Greeley to praise the Bagton brand’s young genius.
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Harvard
Deston
Boston
John H. Mozart
Harrigan
Horace Greeley
Tribune
Bagton
Jokes and Jests From a Gnarled Farm to Courtroom Glee
A collage of quick quips and comic exchanges spans farmyard mischief to courtroom banter. A crotchety farmer seeks legal counsel for a sharper rebuke while villagers trade one liners about money, manners, and mischief. The snippets parade characters like a minister, a wealthy suburbanite, and Owen Flannagan in brisk, humorous vignettes.
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