Pioneer One Cent Paper of Indiana Ad Rates
The Indianapolis Sun advertises its Pioneer One Cent Paper of Indiana with delivery options and subscription rates. Details include city carriage at six cents per week, outside city six months for 150, outside city monthly and yearly rates, and contact numbers for the editorial and business offices.
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Shelbyville
Tom Taggart
Cambridge City Tribune
Crawfordsville
Noblesville
Mar- Unaville
City’s Reputation at Stake Over Pure Water Crisis
A city official warns that canal water must pass through sand filtration to avoid impure supplies. Dr. Keene urges funding a laboratory for proper tests and calls the mayor to action. The piece links fuel costs, politics, and local pride with public health and accountability.
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Hair care and travel costs noted in Cranbrook tale
A Cranbrook Herald item jokes about barber trade and travel costs, noting Z. T. Burgess visits Cranbrook weekly for hairdressing when Cranbrook barbers can visit him. It contrasts times with Harry Drew paying $3 for trips, underscoring hair care logistics and local humor. The piece also mocks a Russian cruiser’s San Francisco stay and a cryptic wheat price line.
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Shane
Z. T. Burgess
Kitchener
Cranbrook
Lee
Harry Drew
North Star
Kimberly
Drew
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Murky naval chatter reveals a murky warfront dialogue
A garbled dialogue depicts a young naval officer describing ships including a British warship and a Berane fighting hat. The fragmentary text mixes quotes about school days, a veteran husband and wife, a Baltic scene, and assorted jokes from newspapers, hinting at wartime and home life dissonance.
The Finnicky Person Remarks on a Train Departure
A fragmentary humorous remark by a finicky observer as an excursion train labeled K, af P., pulls away. The garbled text interjects with phrases about roads and knights, resembling a muddled wartime or travel note from the Dailyus American era.
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