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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
7
A historic Indiana constitutional clause upholds free thought and speech. It proclaims no law shall restrain the free interchange of opinion or restrict the right to speak write or print on any subject.
Oslo dispatches report Amundsen and Ellsworth rejecting heavier-than-air craft for polar travel. The piece contrasts Mitchell's aviation zeal with France Morocco setbacks and warns against relying on air power alone. It calls for a balanced national defense embracing science without fanaticism.
The Senate resolution led the Federal Trade Commission to probe the electric power industry. Humphrey calls the halt political, while Norris pursues an independent stance on power resources and Muscle Shoals. The Senate seeks data to guide policy amid private power interests.
Calling all youngsters who love camping. Our adventure invites a shady, cool spot by a winding pool, where water reaches knees. We’ll wear old clothes, swim, row, fish, and seek shade when needed. Include dad in planning this season’s camping fun.
The discussion centers on whether evolution implies we descended from monkeys and if belief in God’s creation can coexist with evolution. Pro and con evolutionists present opposing interpretations, while observers anticipate arguments to frame the Tennessee trial. William J. Bryant weighs in on the issue. ST. NO. or R. R. CITY
David Dietz writes on science as the last frontier with astronomers studying novae at Harvard Observatory and physicists probing atoms. The piece highlights vast cosmic and microscopic discoveries and the role of science frontiers in expanding human knowledge.
Louise Dinwiddie of W Tenth St was charged Tuesday with shooting with intent to kill after firing at her departing husband during a marital dispute. She told police she had a right to shoot him, reflecting wider calls for more equal power in marriage.
In Princeton Indiana a barber strike followed after a barber cut his daughter’s hair after hours. The dispute centers on union rules and whether the strike was justified amid evolving union tactics. The piece frames strikes as a powerful but costly tool with a history in labor movements.
A sweeping exploration of how science pushes frontiers beyond known life secrets. Researchers seek new knowledge across distant outposts and unknown realms, challenging limits of discovery and the imagination. The narrative profiles explorers, institutions, and the drive to reveal hidden truths.
The article notes a near bank raid in Elnora Indiana foiled by gas from a vault after a break in. It argues about poison gas as a weapon in warfare and crime, comparing humane warfare to ruthless efficiency and contemplating future use in preventing robberies.
City building commissioner reports six month permits in Indianapolis totaling 14 177 661 dollars up 2 384 817 from 1924 with 8 368 permits issued. Activity exceeds valuations of nine Indiana counties and signals solid civic growth rather than a boom.
A Pure Hokum Act opens at the Palace with Takeetiana introducing a new fashion stunt, a fur neck and headpiece worn by the Alaska performer. The bill features Dancers Unique with Grace Edler, Larry Reilly in Songs and Comedy Impressions, Murray's American Beauties with performing dogs, and the photoplay Thunder the marvel dog. Other acts include Robinson and Pierce domestic skit Crossed Wires and The Silent Pal. Indies also mention Takeetiana’s Alaska costume, and local theaters list additional showings today across Indianapolis venues.
The column answers questions on anatomy the hyoid bone its role in speech and music the origin of horse chestnut its name owner of Rosa Bonheur The Horse Fair painting and hydrotherapy its history dating to Vincent Priessnitz and its modern scientific basis as stated by Dr Winternitz in 1883. It also notes unsigned requests are unanswered and confidentiality policies.
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