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Contents for Volume 131, Number 1, Spring 2024

• Contributors ...... 7

• Falling for Fallout? The Marketing and Consumption of Fear and Shelter in Northeast Ohio, 1961–63
  •  Brian Bonhomme ...... 9
• Draining the Swamp: The Destruction of an Essential Landscape
  • Dale Mize ...... 32
• Collection Notes: Three Newly Uncovered Letters of George Armstrong Custer
  • Stephen E. Towne ...... 45
• From Le Nain Rouge to Voyageurs: Celebrating French Heritage in Today’s Midwest
  • Roger W. Anderson ...... 67
     
• Book Review ...... 99

Cover photo: One of two photographs of the RAM published in the Niles Daily Times on October 28, 1961. Reproduced with permission from the Warren Tribune Chronicle.

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Contents for Volume 130, Number 2, Fall 2023

• Contributors ...... 6

• Memorializing Agency: Linguistic Analyses of Ohio’s Memorials at Historic Conflict Sites Involving American Indians
  •  Roger W. Anderson ...... 7
• Emily Nash: Disease and Death in Nineteenth-Century Geauga County
  • Molly Sergi ...... 37
• Reform under Pressure: Cincinnati Foster Care in the 1930s
  • Brandon Borgemenke ...... 58
• The Brothers George: An Akron Instance of Second-Generation Assimilation
  • John D. Fair ...... 70
     
• Book Review ...... 96

Cover photo by J. J. Prats. https://www.hmdb.org/m.asp?m=214413

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Contents for Volume 130, Number 1, Spring 2023

• Contributors ...... 6

• “Back under the Jurisdiction of the Rev. Provincial”: The Dominican Sisters and the Limitations of Female Agency in the Nineteenth-Century Catholic Church in the Midwest
  •  Elisabeth C. Davis ...... 9
• Edited Letters Between Michael Hillegas and Jacob Kriebel: 1822–1840
  • Sally K Francis, Dale E. Schmolinsky, Benedikt Schreiner, and L. Allen Viehmeyer ...... 26
• College Football Grounds at Ohio University: The Development of a Social Anchor
  • Chad S. Seifried, Benjamin Downs, and Khirey Walker ...... 68
• Hooded Hatred: A Study of the Akron Ku Klux Klan
  • Steve Viglio ...... 91
     
• Book Reviews ...... 110

On the cover: Jacob Kriebel’s letter of February 26, 1838, to Michael Hillegas (Henry K. Gerhard Collection, 179117j. Courtesy of Schwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center, Pennsburg, PA)

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Contents for Volume 129, Number 2, Fall 2022

• Contributors ...... 6

• Editor's Note ...... 8

• The Origins of the Buckeye Nickname
  •  Raymond D. Irwin ...... 9
• World War II and the Making of a Journalist
  • Owen V. Johnson and Jon Paul Dilts ...... 28
• Dissent and Patriotism: University of Akron Students and the Vietnam War Era, 1966–1970
  • Thomas Weyant ...... 53
• Darwin Comes to the Old Northwest
  • Stuart Stiffler ...... 82
• Research Note: A Newly Uncovered Letter by Albion W. Tourgée on His Capture during the Civil War
  • Stephen E. Towne ...... 97
• The Ohio Women’s Suffrage and Temperance Movements: Public Image, Cross-Group Contention, and Shared Enemies
  • Harlee Rozell ...... 105
• Book Reviews ...... 125

On the cover: Aesculus glabra, Sapindaceae, Ohio Buckeye, American Buckeye, Fetid
Buckeye, leaf. Photo by H. Zell, courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

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Contents for Volume 129, Number 1, Spring 2022

• Contributors ...... 6

• Editor's Note ...... 7

• Introduction: Histories of a Building: The Peoples, Purposes, and Students of the Dayton Arcade
  •  James Todd Uhlman ...... 9
• Building Democracy: Pluralism and Community Space in the History of the Dayton Arcade
  • James Todd Uhlman ...... 19
• Designed to Sell: The Meeting of Form and Function in the Historical Origins of the Dayton Arcade
  • Hannah Kratofil ...... 60
• Living under the Dome: A Social and Statistical Examination of Residential History at the Dayton Arcade, 1904–1980
  • Marcel Tworek ...... 82
• Black Memories of the Dayton Arcade: Race and the Ambivalent Legacy of a Beloved Building
  • Chris Koester ...... 106
• Christmas at the Arcade: Public Spectacle, Consumer Capitalism, and the American Childhood
  • Ryan H. Reed ...... 129
• The Dayton Arcade: Conclusions and Connections
  • James Todd Uhlman ...... 156
• Book Reviews ...... 159

On the cover: Dayton Philharmonic performs at the Arcade, c1980. Courtesy of Dayton Philharmonic Collection (MS-314), Series VI, Box 33, File 7, Special Collections and Archives, University Libraries, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio.

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Contents for Volume 128, Number 2, Fall 2021

• Contributors ...... 6

• “We Have Them Whipped Here”: Lynching and the Rule of Law in Lima, Ohio
  •  Perry Bush ...... 7
• Suffer the Children, Don’t Let Them Suffer: 1920s Child Welfare Services and Reforms in the Queen City
  • Brandon Borgemenke ...... 42
• Squire’s Own: A Tribute to Donald Hurrelbrink and the Warren Junior Military Band
  • Nancy L. Glen ...... 61
• Asserting Their Voice: A Brief History of Independent Steelworker Retiree Clubs and the United Steelworkers of America, 1946 to 1990
  • Henry Himes ...... 78
• A Policy of Accessibility: Ohio Public Higher Education’s Attempt at Equity, 1975–1983
  • Jonathan Tyler Baker ...... 112
• Savage Barbarity: Native American Uncivilized (Guerrilla) Warfare at Cold Creek in the Firelands of Ohio during the War of 1812
  • Patrick M. Tucker ...... 137
• Book Reviews ...... 158

On the cover: An American cartoon from the War of 1812 titled “Scene on the Frontiers as Presented by the Humane British and Their Worthy Allies.” Courtesy of Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, LC-USZC4-4820.

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Contents for Volume 128, Number 1, Spring 2021

• Contributors ...... 6

• The “Messenger of the Day of Redemption”: Epidemic Cholera, Kingdom-Building, and the Power of Print Narrative
  •  Geoffrey Lybeck ...... 7
• Henry Charles Howells: Transatlantic Reformer
  • Henry Coggeshall Howells IV ...... 29
• Three Early Water-Powered Mills in Northwest Greene County, Ohio, and Their Impacts on the Landscape
  • David Nolin ...... 51
• Leviathan in Chains: The Short-Lived Federalization of the Ohio Penitentiary
  • Sarah E. Paxton ...... 67
• Jim Tully “Remembers” Jack London
  • Louise E. Wright ...... 86
     
• Book Reviews ...... 99

On the cover: Depiction of the Drummond Gristmill, ca. 1840. (Original artwork by Ann Geise.) See page 59.

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Contents for Volume 127, Number 2, Fall 2020

• Contributors ...... 6

• The Tensions between Continuity and Change: Early Prescriptive Literature in Ohio and the Western Reserve
  •  Martha I. Pallante ...... 7
• The 1891 McKinley-Campbell Ohio Gubernatorial Debate and the Draw That Still Splits America
  • Robert Klotz ...... 32
• Painting the Past: History, Memory, and Community in Modern Ohio
  • Stuart D. Hobbs ...... 47
• Nexus of Naturalists: Sharing Nature in the Columbus Dispatch Column of Edward Sinclair Thomas
  • Ken J. Ward ...... 92
     
• Book and Exhibition Reviews ...... 114

On the cover: “Construction of a Modern Steel Building.” Image courtesy the Supreme Court of Ohio. David Barker, photographer.

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Contents for Volume 127, Number 1, Spring 2020

• Contributors ...... 6
• Editor’s Note ...... 8
   
• Cincinnati’s Base Hospital No. 25: A Community’s Contribution to World War I
  •  Richard M. Prior and Kimberly Mullins ...... 9
• Supreme Court Appointments in Presidential Election Years: The Case of John Hessin Clarke
  • Jonathan L. Entin ...... 30
• “True” Conservatives in Fifties America: Robert A. Taft and the Politics of a Hoosier Soldier in Korea
  • Douglas A. Dixon ...... 58
• Everett Tilson: Pioneer in the Condemnation of White Privilege
  • Paul Burnam ...... 87
• Barack Obama Day and the Hazelwood Subdivison: Public Rituals of Empowerment in an African American Community
  • Michael H. Washington ...... 104
     
• Book Reviews ...... 121

On the cover: Surgical ward at Christmas dinner, Base Hospital No. 25 (National Library of Medicine, Image A08578)

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Contents for Volume 126, Number 2, Fall 2019

• Contributors ...... 4
   
• A Lesson for All Rebels at Home: The Holmes County, Ohio, Rebellion of 1863 Revisited
  • Stephen E. Towne ...... 5
• Lima: The Vibrant Life and Uncertain Death of a Train Town
  • Perry Bush ...... 38
• Preserving Local History in Three Dimensions
  • Jerrad Lancaster ...... 64
     
• Book Reviews ...... 88

On the cover: David Tod (Courtesy of the Library of Congress)