A Myth or a Man Campaign Wording in 1920 Election
The article argues the 1920 race is nearly decided as voters may reject a myth for a real man. It highlights Davis’s perceived strengths, MacCracken’s support for Davis, and critiques of Coolidge. It frames the choice as between hypocrisy and sincerity, progress versus repudiation, urging the public to decide who should lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeler
Champaign
Rimeyer
Dayis
John W Bayig
Davis
Hia
Henry Noble Macracken
Vapier College
Yniow
American Bar
Dri MacGracken
Coolidge
Fall
Deaby
Daugherty Sind
Tony
Spit
Lincoln
Grint
Yaled
College L
Fragmented OCR tale of crime and chaos in the city
Fragmented text describes plans for a tall building and violent acts, mentioning Roman figures and a chaotic scene. It references public figures and a sense of widespread disorder, with scattered phrases about crime, politics, and social upheaval. The readable parts imply a sensational urban narrative with unclear connections.
Improved Road to Sheffield Completes Across Warren
Warren October 29 The final link of the road between Warren and Sheffield is completed and local officials plan an opening celebration. Officials expect an opening around November 7 with a parade and ceremonies. Two construction firms worked since May, weather delays caused some postponement, and Sanctioned officials approved an appropriate ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sheffield Chamber of Commerce
Jem
Ti Bivenight
Epstein Buys Warren Store In Sheffield
Warren shoppers awaken to change as Levi Epstein and Sons acquire the Model clothing store west of the city’s courthouse. Samuel Epstein and Sheffield’s Epstein family will manage the business, with improvements planned and a broader line of clothing and furnishings anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Eptin
I Sheffield
Io Fk
Wilemis
Large Crowds At Salvation Army Revival
Large crowds gathered for Salvation Army revival meetings at the Army Citadel nightly at 7 45. Ensign preached from John 7 17 inviting the needy to Christ. Tonight Ensign Brier to speak on Mother Home and Heaven. Friday’s service led by Colonel and Mrs Atkinson, divisional commandants. Meetings continue with high attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Phil
Runner
John
Ensign Brier
Ad Mee Atkinsons
Amy
Youths Indicted for Gem Theft in New York Case
Four youths including Louis Fishkin Louis Kivist and Jacob Kivist and Abraham Brown were indicted by the grand jury in New York for robbing Mrs. Helen Heyworth once of Chicago and Meadville. Heyworth identified them on Saturday after the alleged crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Fishkin
Louis
Jacob Kivist
Abraham Brown
Ima Clarke
Helen Heyworth
Chicago
Meadville
Heyworth
Blood-Cell Builder S S S Claims to Cure Eczema
An advertisement argues eczema is caused by blood impurities and that S S S increases red blood cells to eliminate skin eruptions. It touts a long history since 1826, claims vegetable ingredients, and promises clearer skin, fuller flesh, and renewed vitality as the blood cleanses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Oyster Supper at Columbus Benefits Local Group
The Men s Ges p Tith ob s ambas host an oyster supper Friday at 6 PM with games afterward. Tickets cost 40 cents for adults and 20 cents for children. a full crowd is expected. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Conners and visiting relatives from Constant, Ohio.
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Halloweny
Mr. Find
Charles
Tatend On
Donald
J. Conners
Constaut
Ohio
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Cony Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
A. D. Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
Coure
Tanlac
All Good Drug Stores
Tom Sims
Rometh
Gerony Roehsry
Thiaies
Dexieu
Parle Gyorge Laycettes
Wuilor
Asicirne
Reilahi
Hodge
Wee Furase Uy Aus
Chleato
Nuypaxe
Cis
Wbinap
Coa
RA Service, Inc
Sheffield
Hid Shuss
Agron
Cleveland
Oia
Mable Jones
Room
Traction
Epstein
Corry, Pa
the Roberts Shop
Columbus
OIL City
Lhet
Oil City Trust Company
City, Pa
Sasement
Community Cay Rice
B. W. Stennett & Son
Kirsch
Rod
Barlow
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