Coxs political and press empire through Dayton papers
James M. Cox, three time Ohio governor and 1920 Democratic standard bearer, heads his quartet of newspapers from Dayton. The veteran leader fits politics with journalism, farming at his Jacksonburg model farm, and directing editorials in person when needed. He recently added a new service to streamline operations.
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Dayton
James M. Cox
Ohio
Jacksonburg
Cox
Dayton Daily News
Progressive Medical Doctor Associates Demonstration
Hours 10 A. M. will tour principal towns to show how diseases and deformities are treated without surgery. The practice covers liver kidney stomach and other ailments as well as old age and childhood conditions. Free examinations offered with treatment by injection and vaccines. couples urged to attend with families.
St Jacobs Oil Backache Relief Ad
An old advertisement promotes St Jacobs Oil as rapid relief for lumbago backache sciatica and sprains. It claims kidneys cause no pain and urges readers to get a trial bottle from a druggist, promising quick disappearance of soreness and stiffness. The copy uses direct addresses and dated language.
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St. Jacobs
Coxes life and career in Ohio politics and press
The profile details James M. Cox of Dayton his family at Trailsend five miles out of Dayton and his varied life from early schooling to newspaper work and public office. It notes his birth in 1870 near Jacksonburg his long governorship from 1913 to 1915 and two additional terms, and his 1920 pivot toward League of Nations advocacy. It also mentions his children and his Jacksonburg farm fattening hogs and cattle.
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Dayton
Miami Valley
Tuskegee
Ala
Florida
Miami Metropolis
News Metropolis
Cox
Jacksonburg
Cincinnati
Gilbert and
Eliza Andrew Cox
Jim
Yale
John
Harvard
Anne
Barbara
Airplane service cuts Fairbanks to Liven good trip time
Airplane service in interior Alaska shortened the Fairbanks to Liven good route by about 50 minutes, reducing travel time from fifty hours by trail to roughly 49 hours and 10 minutes.
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Alaska
Fairbanks
Livengood
New York Teacher Wins Safety Prize in National Contest
Miss Teresa M. Lenney of New Rochelle New York Public Schools won five hundred dollars cash and an all expenses paid Washington trip as top prize in the 1922 national highway safety lesson contest. Over 60 000 elementary teachers competed. Judges included Mrs Louis N Geldert Dr A B Meredith and Dr Ernest Hamil Abbott at the request of Education Commissioner John J Tigert. Second prize went to Miss Henrietta M Hornberger Pueblo Colorado for a lesson plan with an 800 dollar check. Third prize awarded to Miss Clyde V White Briggs Portsmouth Virginia for two hundred dollar prize.
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Washington
Teresa M. Lenney
New Rochelle
New York
Highway Education Board
Louis N. Geldert
Washington, D. C
League of American Pen Women
A. B. Meredith
Hartford
Mss
Blastomycosis case reported in Atlanta
Blastomycosis has appeared in Georgia in a human case, presenting a novel issue for the Georgia Industrial Commission under workers compensation law. C. L. Smith of Atlanta, employed by International Vegetable Oil, with liability insured by United States Casualty, awarded total permanent disability for 341 weeks.
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Atlanta
Georgia Industrial Commission
C. L. Smith
International Vegetable Oil Company
United States Casualty Company
Despondent deaths mark Christmas in New York
On Christmas Eve three people chose death by their own hand in New York. An aged porter John Brown killed himself by inhaling illuminating gas, leaving a note about being sick and unemployed. A 23 year old woman was hospitalized after poisoning and will recover, and 19 year old Jack Rosen of Glens Falls swallowed poison while on a street corner, seeking a lonely life. hospital care and work prospects offered hope.
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New York
John Brown
Himelf
Jack Rosen
Glens Falls
N. Y
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BIG String Newspapers
Ernest L. Lynnner
Americus
Rea
Windsor Hotel
Minneapolis, Minn
Adv
Anne Baker Cox
James McMahon Cox
Trailsend
John. William Cox
James Cox
Thomas Jefferson
Congress
Samuel Sullivan
Sunset) Cox
Zanesville
Ambunda
Middletown
Middletown Signal
The
Signal
Cincinnati Enquirer
Paul Sorg
Springfield
Daily News
Miami
Canton, O
League
League of Nations
D. J. Mahoney
Dixie Limited
Dixie Flyer
the Southland
H. C. White
Americus, Ga
Central OF Georgia Railway
Teresa M. Tenny
Carswell Drug Co
Americus Drug Co
H. C. Jones
Southern Printers
W. T. Lane & Son
S. R. Heys
H. B. Williams
Frank E. Matthews
W. W. Dykes
Times-Recorder
J. T. Stokes
Lee Street
Bragey’s Market
Huntsville Wholesale Nurseries
Buchanan
Western Metal Company
Bloomington
Til
West Church Street
T. N. Hawkins
Barlow Street
C. A. Chambliss
S. R. Sheppard
John W. Shiver
College Street
M. A. Chambliss
Plains
Brown
University of Georgia
Kenson Findley
Mian AW
Savoy Cafe
T. J. Wallis
South Lee & F
James H. Todd
Alonzo Price
Fine St
Robert Pirkle
la Rochelle
France
Near East
Murray’s. Pharmacy
Rexall
Americus Jewelry CO
Wallace Mott, Mgr
Atlanta Joint Stock Land Bank
Americus Abstract and Loan Co
R. L. Maynard
J.C. Bass
Electrician Telephone
Quick Express
A. H. Palmer
Brooklyn, Mich
Natures Laboratory
United States
R. T. Mathews
Cotton
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