Indianapolis Sun Postal and Billing Details
The Indianapolis Sun lists delivery and newspaper office details with mis-typed address lines. It notes daily publication except Sunday, address in the THR aUN Building, Ohio Street area, with telephone numbers for editorial and business offices and subscription rates including six cents weekly inside the city and higher rates outside the city.
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Indianapolis Sun
E. Ohio
Qhitside City
Qutsida City
Money For The Bridge At Riverside
The Riverside bridge funding is ready with a surplus of 860000 from the original bond issue. Commissioner John McGregor notes the money can be used to build a new bridge at Thirtieth Street to Riverside Park. The Board of Public Works backs the plan but cites no extra funds. It calls on the commissioners to authorize construction now before the old bridge fails and risks lives.
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Riverside Bridge
John McGregor
Riverside Park
Board of Public Works
SUN
Board of Works
Riverside
Marion County Sloganed Push By Indiana Young Democrats
State chairman O'Brien urged Young Democrats to unite and win Marion County. He argued that carrying Marion would boost Democratic chances state wide, though past attempts show it is not guaranteed.
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Marion County
Indiana
O'Brien
Newspapers Campaign Cuts Fourth of July Tetanus Deaths
The Journal of the American Medical Association tallies 193 and 14 era tetanus cases from toy pistols and artillery on July 4, with 103 cases this year and 91 deaths, down from 408 deaths in 415 cases last year, noting 74 fatalities from blank cartridges and praising press efforts to curb deadly noise makers.
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Journal of the American Macal Association
Congress of the United States
Indiana News Roundup From Warsaw Union and State Events
A broad Indiana digest notes Warsaw Union printing two dailies, Rush County fair auctions, Kokomo Country Club construction, new mayor in Seymour, Lafayette Labor Day history, Fort Wayne police ruling on arcade machines, a Marion picnic by Deaf mutes, limited nonunion barber shows in Terre Haute, Fort Wayne high school dedication, local deaths including David Bonner and Samuel Thomas, church conferences in Kekomo and Marlow, missing Muncie youth Homer Cruse, Knights of the Golden Eagle gathering in Muncie, Rev Nathan P France to Columbus, Supreme Court Justice J H Jordan recovering in Martinsville, Rev Paul Schmidt moving to Hannibal, Tagansport railroad window gift to Market Street M E church, Rev John D Kauffman revival in Brown County, a Logansport accident, a Wells County child death, a Kokomo Labor Day parade incident, and library book thefts turning into a quip about Isaac N Ash. plus World’s Fair features with Schley as orator, English band Grenadier Guards, cattle show entries, Chippewa Indians near White Earth, a corn-disk US artifact, and various exhibits including Japanese ivory carving, a brick factory model, and the Big Apple crop notes with New York apple production up.
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Wells County
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Terre Haute
Isaac N. Ash
Winfield Scott Schley
Maryland
Grenadier Guards
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Palace of Mines and
Muropatkin Fights Under Two Flags in War Record
Kuropatkin, aged 54, learned warfare under Skchrlem a famed Russian commander. He fought in the Sahara with the French and aided Mets operations with the French army. He reorganized the Russian army.
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Skchrlem
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A Corner For The Women Crafting Lingerie With Fagoting Stitch
An old fashion Bermuda faget stitch guides making a whole lingerie suit. Elizabeth Van Orm outlines a roman chain design, how to thread a darning needle, and weave openings with stitches. The piece notes simple blue dimity, cuff lace, and a light stitching finish for a kindergarten costume.
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Farmers Bunching and Harvest Delays in Seed Hulling
John M. Jamison discusses threshing and hulling practices. He warns against crowding bunches, delaying sun exposure after rain, and mixing multiple bunches. The piece also notes range deterioration, Roosevelt commissions on grazing, and a strong cotton crop outlook with high foreign demand. Apple Day at the Exposition is announced for October 4. Early blooming pansies are recommended with protection for winter planting.
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John M. Jamison
Protecting baby from tearing paper in early learning
The text discusses using torn paper as a toddler activity and suggests safe materials and framing to teach that paper should not be destroyed. It notes avoiding dark greens and cheap paper, and mentions cold frames and blooms as unrelated context.
Cat Nurses Puppies In Kansas City's Odd Rescue
A Maltese cat mother cares for five bull puppies and a kitten after the puppies’ dam dies. A young woman asks an impounder for a mother for the pups. the cat accepts, nursing all six youngsters and sharing a box at night. Kansas City Journal notes the unlikely harmony as the animals cuddle together.
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Kansas City
Sue Cibbon
Kennedy
Attielal Dag
Ralesave
Kansas City Journal
Unkindly Put 67.00 More Males in Michigan
The Denover Post quotes a witty clash of terms about male population in Michigan noting Michiganders outnumber Michigeese in a provocative exchange.
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Michigan
Denover Post
Graceful Dancing and the Standards of Courtesy on the Dance Floor
An unsigned prose piece critiques harmful dancing customs, praising graceful, respectful behavior between partners. It contrasts awkward, aggressive moves with poised, considerate dancing and argues women should set boundaries while men adjust to avoid discomfort. The piece laments pressure on women to endure rough treatment and advocates mutual courtesy.
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Salmon Bake With Crumbs And White Sauce
Instructions describe draining salmon, mixing with butter eggs and crumbs, layering in a mold with salt pepper and more crumbs, pouring a thin white sauce, baking until browned, or steaming a buttered mold for one hour. Includes a quoted advance about reconciliation and money.
Hoosier Editorial Snippets From Indiana Papers
A survey of sharp comments from Indiana editors on topics from Japan’s size to local utilities. Pieced quips touch on Russia, municipal power, cotton seed beef, ocean traffic, doctor fraud, Watterson’s political jibes, and campaign funds amid rival parties.
Pointed Paragrams Wit and Wry Observations
A collection of clipped maxims and quips on gender, manners, and social wit. It contrasts observations about admiration, restraint, and marriage with tongue in cheek humor from a Chicago context. Noting the humor, the items play on stereotypes and casual phrases about men women and society.
Montezumas Treasure Mystery Atop Bolivian Mountains
The Montezuma Herald reports speculation on the rumored Ines treasure tale tied to the conquest era. It notes conquests failed to seize all gold and jewels, cites reports of a $16,000,000 hoard in Bolivia, and discusses legends of hidden wealth in Mexico and Peru and tales of a sun of gold.
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The Little Feet Remembered in a Cadence Old
Poem reflects on child growth from country path to city street, tracing childhood joys and future labor as memory calls retreat. The verse, credited to W. D. N. in Chicago Tribune, links carefree days to the Land of the Long Ago and the march toward work.
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W. D.N
Chicago Tribune
Misheard Rivalry Sparks Local Foot Race Ruckus
In a Chicago Tribune item, a humorous misquote describes a confrontation where a matron clarifies no fight occurred in a boys foot race. The scene centers on a defiant 9 man challenging onlookers, with a spectator noting a woman watching intently.
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Chicago Tribune
Promenading Passenger Questions Dining Aboard Ship
A first passenger strolling the deck of a mid ocean liner asks a second passenger if they have dined. The second passenger replies dejectedly that they have not, setting a somber tone reflective of Harper's Weekly.
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Harper's Weekly
I’d Rather Be A Sucker Than A Trout Politically Baffling Verse
Quote from Alfred J Waterhouse in Sunset Magazine September reflecting political pragmatism and personal preference. The piece muses on who deserves company and who should speak politics, contrasting desires for action over knowledge and the fate of a political career. It hints at cynicism about politicians and public life.
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Hough
Alfred J Waterhouse
Sunset Magazine
Poem: Memory of the Old Dad in Philadelphia Record
A reflective verse laments the neglect of fathers in family life. It contrasts the burdens carried by a dad with the absence of songs honoring him, imagining his rest in heaven after a long labored journey and urging readers to honor his memory.
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Ilfe
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