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English: By 1924, Sweetest Day editorials published in The Cleveland Plain Dealer informed Clevelanders that Sweetest Day had become a National Institution. Published October 11, 1924 on page 11 of The Cleveland Plain Dealer. Digital scan courtesy of The Cleveland Public Library Microform Center.
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current22:36, 10 January 2007Thumbnail for version as of 22:36, 10 January 2007684 × 1,412 (658 KB)Miracleimpulse (talk | contribs)By 1924, Sweetest Day editorials published in ''The Cleveland Plain Dealer'' informed Clevelanders that Sweetest Day had become a ''National Institution.'' Published October 11, 1924 on page 11 of ''The Cleveland Plain Dealer.'' Digital scan courtesy of

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