Angels of Mons legend as German movie trick
The Angels of Mons tale is dismissed as a German propaganda deception by Colonel Herzenwirth, who says German planes projected movie images to frighten British troops. The piece notes the myth’s impact regardless of its truth, arguing belief itself boosted morale and effort.
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Mons
Friedrich Herzenwirth
Imperial
Herzenwirth
Belgium
France
English
Manders
Angels of
Mans
Inland waterways era recalled as $106 million canal plan surfaces
A historical view notes how rivers and canals shaped early America before railroads, then faded as trains rose. Now Ohio and Pennsylvania business groups push a $106 million project to connect the Ohio River with Lake Erie, with local manufacturers backing the plan.
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United States
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Lake Erie
Pittsburgh-Mahoning Alley
A Modern Ohio Erie Canal Vision For Faster Freight
The piece argues a new Ohio Erie canal linking Lake Erie and the Ohio River will greatly boost freight to 14,000,000 tons and benefit the Ruhr valley of America, predicting a swift future despite nostalgia for old canal days. It notes a shift from leisurely river boats to fast tugboats and steel barges, foreseeing a faster transport era.
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Ruhr
America
Lake Erie
Ohio
Ohio and Erie
Mark Twain
Mississippi
Need for New Markets Drives U S Exports Growth
Theodore M Knappen in Magazine of Wall Street argues the home market will stop expanding as immigration falls and birth rates drop. With population stabilizing around 160 million by 1960 productivity rises, pushing American business to seek foreign markets or face agricultural decline.
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Theodore M. Knappen
Magazine of Wall Street
Knappen
Census and curious questions lure readers to homes
A nostalgic piece surveys census questions and popular curios about US households and devices. It ponders ownership, values, and who makes a home, while noting interest in statistics on appliances and prosperity. It asks what readers want counted when the census arrives.
Boy Scouts Celebrate Twentieth Anniversary In Minneapolis
The Minneapolis Journal notes the Boy Scouts’ twentieth anniversary as a formative force in youth development. It highlights Scouts building endurance and character, with many alumni shaping citizenship and national service.
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Sir Margil
Vthe Bots
Minneapolis ‘Journal
Boy Scouts
Contests and News Rules for 4-H and Scouts
The Huronite outlines rules for the free trip contest open to 4-H clubs Boy Scouts Girl Scouts CL members and Hi-Y groups. Prizes include trips to Brookings Lake Byron Lake Kompeaka and other camps awarded to the top news writers with deadlines the day after events.
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Liv
Brookings
Readle
Wand
Hyde
Hughes
Spink
Sully
Mines
Kingsbury
Jorsauld
Buffalo
Samoyn Clark
Foulk
Potter
Sand Ali
Cara
Eycon
Zeto
Nermit
Kote
Cohapethicks
Tha Eveining Fiuronite
Lake Byron
Huron
Misa
Josephine Almsworth
Mary Anspach
Angpach
Hi-Y
Beadle
Hand
Miner
Jorauld
Sanborn
Clark
Fouk
Nowa
Wily
Lake Kompeaka
Youmg Folk
Huvenite
Prescription Tablets Seized in Buffalo Bust
Police in Buffalo captured a haul of prescription tablets during a checkpoint operation. The seized items included multiple controlled substances and led to charges against a local suspect with ongoing investigations by the narcotics division.
Board Meeting Minutes Chronicle Community Activities
The report details a local organization's recent meeting including attendees, officers, and committee members. It notes topics discussed, plans for future sessions, and the role of the secretary in recording proceedings.
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Surata
Editorial Note on Style and Content Preservation
The document discusses rough guidelines for newspaper style and credit in story presentation. It mentions defluita style, space conservation, and rearrangements without reflecting on the source, noting that changes are for clarity and not attribution impact.
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Cernig
20 Years Ago Today In Huron
Dr DOK Varsony has given away over 6 million dollars and donated 15000 to the Huron College endowment. Hon E Abel Wis has returned from Chicago with his son after attending an auto show. A new sign at Tams furniture is lit by candles and crafted by Philip Bros. Middlebrook and De Fe Class return from Chicago as others prepare to depart for California but weather delays travel. Dr CO HY French heads to Omaha then Cuero with stops in Independence Illinois and New York. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Knute Anderson is announced. Mrs C B Cogan is expected home after a Wisconsin visit.
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Huron
Sean Ze
Abel Wis
Chieags
Ney
Tams Furniture Holding
Betas
Ncandescents
Pheip Bros
H.C
Middlebrook
Chicago
California
Ayem
CO. HY French
Omaha
Cu¢aro
Independence
Ill
New York
You Dalgenz
Anil
Knute Anderson
C. B. Cogan
Ava
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Hazel Christoffersen
Tostenetton
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Bo Hyde
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China
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Rock Island Gang
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