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Israelite (Cincinnati, OH).
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Jewish Review and Observer (Cleveland).
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Lima Republican-Gazette (Lima, OH).
Miami Helmet (Piqua, OH).
Occident (Philadelphia, PA).
Ohio Jewish Chronicle (Columbus, OH).
Piqua Daily Call (Piqua, OH).
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