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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 2016

Page

10

Chronicle masthead and editors listed

The Chronicle page shows publication details with founders and publishers including A C Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt plus Andrew Young Julie Wallace as editors and managing editor. The fragment appears to be a historical masthead from the Chronicle with dates of publication spans for the Hudnutt family publishers.

Andrew R. Young Julie Wallace

Serial Box brings Dickensian tempo to modern reading format

A publisher releases books in weekly 40 minute installments, combining TV style seasons with episodic ebooks and audiobooks. Readers can binge read or follow weekly, hoping to lure new audiences while questions of consistency linger.

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Lorain letters echo Civil War flags and animal cruelty debate

A collage of reminiscences and opinions spans wartime memories, civil rights tensions, and animal welfare. The writer recalls 1960s protests in Alabama, a kindness in Savannah, and defends the Confederate flag’s American origins while urging compassion for animals and activism through local shelters and charities. The letter ends with a critique of hostile advice columns and a push for constructive community action.

Lorain Anniston Alabama Savannah

Modern KKK a fading specter in American hate groups

Dennis Jansen argues that the Ku Klux Klan is no longer a unified national force but a fractured brand used by multiple white supremacist groups. He warns against treating neo-Klan factions as the original Klan and urges using neo-KKK terminology to prevent revival of a historic terror network.

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