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These United States -IX. OHIO: I'll Say We've Done Well
Anderson, Sherwooed | August 9, 1922 issue

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In this article, the author writes about the State of Ohio. He says although he was born there, his young manhood was spent within its borders, and later he went back and spent another five or six years as a manufacturer in the state. He says now Ohio has got very big and very strong and its Youngstown, Cincinnati, Akron, Cleveland, Toledo, and perhaps a dozen other prosperous industrial cities, can put themselves forward as being as ugly, as noisy, as dirty, and as mean in their civic spirit as any American industrial cities anywhere.

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CITIES & towns; STATES; INDUSTRIES -- United States; CINCINNATI (Ohio); OHIO; UNITED States
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