Harding and Cox as Newspaper Men
A comparative portrait of Warren G Harding and James M Cox, tracing their rise from Ohio small towns to national prominence through journalism. Harding’s steady, unflashy ascent at Marion Star contrasts with Cox’s aggressive, improvisational path via the Dayton and Cincinnati papers, revealing two styles of political media power.
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Uni- States
Ohio
Warren G. Rding
James M. Cox
White House
Nselors
Kon
Dayton
Harding
Rion
Marion
Hng
Johnny Sickel
Jack Rwick
War’n Harding
Marion “Star
Sickel
Twick
Rding
Iding
Ned Warwick
Nore
Arwick
Warwick
Jack
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Warren
United States
Mount Veroh Avenue
Washington
Vanleet
van Fleet
Ww. G
Lodge
Cox
Cincinnati “Enquirer
Opportunity
Cincinnati
Jimmy Cox
Napoleon
Telegraph
Timmy Cox
Jimmy
Paul Sorg
Sorg
Congress
Darton ‘‘News
Con Eressmian
Dayton “News
Springfield “News
Lucky Cox
Cognoscenti
Darton “News
Denver
New York
Citizen
Jagent
Telephone
Street
Millonaire
News. Jr
Journal
Herald
Schitor
Journal-Herald
Marion ‘Star
Prime Grocery Staples and Household Items List
A dense list of grocery and household goods with assorted quantities and prices. Items include beans, cereals, coffee, macaroni, spaghetti, canned meats, milk, oil, pickles, salmon, rice, syrup, oleo, pork and beans, broom, matches, and phone numbers for ordering. Contains many brand and product mentions and price markers typical of old classifieds.
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Monarch
Janice Kileos
Jirea Valde
Thomas Pork & Beans
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Waterloo Electrical Supply Co
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Wangler Bros
Hansen’ & Hansen
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