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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
9
The text presents two religious quotes: a King James Bible verse praising Christ and a quotation from Addison on justice as a human virtue. The brief items reflect devotional or inspirational content rather than news.
An argument questions mixing politics with business administration in Indianapolis. It notes mayors Shank Lemeke Duvall Wilmeth as political actors under current system, contrasting with a city manager model that hires a nonpolitical manager for sustained business efficiency.
The piece argues that a scientific partner tied to a diploma mill risks indirect murder by fake credentials and could enable real harm if connected to germ threats. It warns that germ weaponry linked to experts with false credentials poses broader danger than isolated killings.
The Carolinian by Rafael Sabatini is lauded as a vivid American historical romance set in the Revolutionary South. Marry Latimer and Myrtle confront loyalty, love, and independence as English rule wanes, with Sabatini praised for natural character growth and chapter climaxes.
Observers travel from many states to Princeton to glimpse the storm site. The piece notes a public fascination with violence and disaster, contrasting destructive acts with human progress and curiosity about every event under the sun.
Former New York Governor Harles Whitman denounced private enforcement groups at the Indiana Bar Association dinner. He warned that private agencies tend to supplant official authorities by policing vice and cruelty, arguing laws multiply beyond official reach and spur unwelcome vigilantism.
State crop reporting chief Justin Inean notes on January 1 Indiana had 27,000 fewer horses than a year earlier, yet still 655,000 horses and 100,000 mules exist. City life has erased most horse use, with only six Indianapolis livery stables left among hundreds of gasoline stations, though horses persist on farms for now.
RS Charles Ritter, a Hartford City woman, campaigns for mayor, claiming to be the first Indiana woman to actively seek the post. She argues women have studied citizenship for the vote while men rely on inherited political views, praising women's keen interest in government and public affairs.
An inquiry page defines Mayyour neen as darling, explains military preference in civil service exams granting five extra points to veterans and ten to disabled veterans, and answers questions on ships pronouns, tallest chimneys, Latvia's status, Prodigal Son husks, the Caspian Sea, shark versus cod liver oil, and Tibet’s political affiliation.
The Indianapolis Public Library technical department highlights three good electroplating books. Modern Electroplater by Coggeshall is praised as practical. Principles of Electroplating and Electroforming by Blum and Hogaboom is described as essential for the platinum industry.
A lyric portrait extols a loved one with vivid affection. The speaker describes her beauty, poised actions, bobbed hair with a bow ribbon, discreet conduct, and comforting embraces as a heartfelt tribute.
Veteran critic notes Karyl Norman, top billed with his lavish act in vaudeville and Singer's Midgets at the Palace, delivering character work and entrancing stagecraft. He praises the Midgets for individual talent and broad appeal, with multiple acts including two Dolly Sisters imitations, an elephants scene, and a grand wedding finale.
The report touts Stage Verdict Palace-Singers Midgets as the best and biggest act before the public, with Keith's-Kary Norman leading the bill. Miss Julia Nash performs in "Static" and Lyric-Joe Roberts, a banjo virtuoso, also headlines the strong program.
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