Propaganda in Berlin Shapes American View in 1919 Report
Carl Gildat dispatches from Berlin notes anti American propaganda persists with limited personal attacks while public sentiment remains wary of the peace treaty terms. Observers report rumors of food shortages and political pressure, with Germans highlighting American aid as a support against famine and occupation fears.
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United States
Wilpon
Germany
America
Supty bin
Catarrh Cure Promises Lasting Relief With SSS
An old advertisement promotes SSS as the chronic remedy for catarrh, claiming sprays and dowches offer only temporary relief. It asserts SSS clears nasal passages by drawing germs from the blood and urges readers to contact a medical line for free advice.
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SS. S
Avlewta
What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You
A cinematic piece discusses the director Frank Fowl and cast members in a complex plot exploration. The narrative outlines the journey of a production from the script to its release and the involvement of critics and observers.
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Zane Trey
Ridera
Manni
Frank Fowl
The Dob Blaubs Into Alta Theatre Tonight
Wallace Reli more known as Paramount’s The Dob is shown at the Alta Theatre with John Craig as the hero. Nina Byron leads the female cast with strong supporting players Raymond Hatton Winter Hall Ralph Lewis and Charles Agile. The story follows a man proving his nerve through danger and romance under director James Cruze and writer Edmor d Franklin.
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Wallace Reli
Paramount
Alta Theatre
John Craig
Roeld
Craig
Edmord Pranklin
James Cruze
Nina Byron
Paramount Pictures
Iharacter
Raymond Hatton
Winter Hall
Ralph Lewis
Charles Agile
Guy Oliver
Iso
Billy Bilmer
Will M. Ritchey
Charles Rocher
William Horwitts
Mr. Crome
American criticisms of Allied conduct in occupied territory
The piece discusses hostile reporting from Der Tag and other papers alleging American troops inflicted excesses and violated homes in occupied areas. It notes reports of alleged crimes against women and the press’s sensationalism, while the American mission weighs protests but faces limited impact amid wartime tensions. It also mentions German complaints about American sketches and the broader dispute over wartime narratives and national reputations.
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Hing
Soe
Amétean
Paris Silent War Vaccination Keeps Smallpox Low
Paris reports during World War I a unique calm with no smallpox outbreak. Vaccination drives reached over 2.3 million people, resulting in only 56 smallpox cases and 26 deaths, reflecting strict inoculation efforts.
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Paris
Paria
Parts Strikers Deny Foreign Canvassing Cause
Paris reports late June strike in Parke region denied any foreign instigation. Strikers’ meeting rejects German money or Hungarian influence as origins. By afternoon patrols intensified at power stations and subway hubs. municipal guards observed sparse bus service. authorities predicted settlement within forty hours.
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Parke
Holsheinem
Pichen
Gerard Ogati
Aabotage
Suteway
Prin Ciel
Wtelke
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