Ohio Vote Patterns Show Northern-Southern Split in Democratic Rise
Analysis traces Ohio voting from the last three presidential elections, highlighting a stark divide: northern Ohio leans Democratic with gains, while southern Ohio trails. It notes that Democratic gains could have secured Ohio for Cleveland in 1888 and 1892 if southern counties matched northern momentum, and attributes the imbalance to press influence and regional party strength.
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Ohio
Otte
Ghio
Blaine
Cleveland
Harrison
Democratic Party
the Plain Dealer
Hemoersey of
Ytestlone
Democratic Country Press
Claciminatt Enquirer
Clachmnath Enquirer
Plain Dealer
Stevenson
Cleveland Plain Dealers
December Cosmopolitan includes portraits and essays on journalists
The December Cosmopolitan features seven portraits of Tennyson, Parisian journalist sketches, and articles by Roosevelt and Maurice Thompson. It contrasts frontispieces of She Conquerers and She Conquered, while offering 150,000 copies and free scholarships to introduce Cosmopolitan in certain neighborhoods.
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Edbee Arnold
Umber
Tennyson
Thomas Gorman
Mure
Hidstead
Joann
Theodore Roosevelt
Maurice Thompson
Pritel
Antoni Dietrich
Commopolitan
Coanopoltan
Youle
Vasser
Starvard
Watermelon as Social Connector in Small Town Life
A fragment discusses watermelons shaping sociability, contrasting them with apples and oranges carried in public. Judge Nuck of Kansas remarks about the crop’s impact on local perception, noting people’s reactions to its presence reveal social attitudes. The source hints at a rural setting and humorously frames agricultural produce as a social signal.
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Rew Phenice
Henry Campbell
de Irwin
Lewis Wegner
A. D
White
B.D. Ricketts
Yise
Michael J
New Methodist Church
Moccasin Creek
South
Perry Crescult
Dr. Moore
Cincinnati
Bay
Simon Steele
Cleveland
William Defenbaugh
Milroy Phenice
Vine Street
Twist
Canada
Tittle
All Hocking
Kansas
Judge Nuck
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