An Appeal That Will Fail and the German Propaganda
A critique arguing Americans discount German wartime tales as propaganda. It notes prior Allied cruelty accusations and German reports shaping sympathy, concluding that Germany’s world war record remains a strong obstacle to gaining American goodwill despite current rhetoric.
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Germany
America
Kaiser
Rube Valley
Pote
United States
Longsid
Berlin
Spectators and ethics in San Antonio golf crowds
The piece notes growing gallery sizes in San Antonio golf events and both gratifyingly large crowds and mortifying ethical lapses by spectators. It argues newcomers lack golf rules intuition, implying progress hinges on better spectator conduct and discipline to preserve the sport’s integrity.
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Trovle
Urass
Galt
Pune
San Antonio
Senator Reed Denounces German Guilt and Ruhr Invasion
Senator Reed told the Senate that while Americans may oppose France's Ruhr invasion stance, Germany bears guilt for starting the war and for failing to honor peace terms. He argued Germany cannot void the treaty or violat epart of it without nullifying the whole agreement and warned against mood-driven sympathy for Germany.
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Reed
Pennsylvania
United States
Senate
Ruhr
France
Germany
Franny
Regiow
France Germany peace treaty stance and economic dispute
The text discusses whether a state of war exists between France and Germany in the absence of a peace treaty, arguing that Allies would not pursue war unless Germany provokes France. It criticizes the Versailles settlement as bungling and calls for a clear, businesslike approach to Germany’s indebtedness, balancing creditor and debtor interests while avoiding endless payment entanglements. It ends with a literary excerpt about the highway and war imagery.
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France
Germany
Noebody
Anich
Study of Latin by Gilliland at Lafayette College
The report analyzes a Latin word test given to Lafayette freshmen and concludes non students scored lower across Anglo Saxon Greek and Latin origins. It notes Latin study improves vocabulary and thinking, yet declines in interest and wider educational value. Gilliland's methodology tested 115 students with oral definitions. scoring favored Latin students but showed clear gaps for others.
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Addington Bruce
Lucswis
Luuyétee College
Mide
Gilliland
Levin
Lafayette
Saul
Fredlaw
Amos
Amos Tic
Teddy
Avery
Ali
Ibn
Luthy Ag
Ehfidven Ag
Githead Sc
Unclear Fragment Points to Local Notices
The readable text fragments reference locations and individuals such as Vewinville and Luis with scattered terms like pictures stock and high school. The passage is garbled OCR, offering no coherent event or verifiable facts for a full news item.
Fragmented musings on White House attic legends
A long, disjointed reminiscence imagines the White House attic filled with banners and heirlooms guarded by tradition. It recalls presidents Roosevelt and Wilson disposing of items, debates over preserving or auctioning artifacts, and a hope that the historic building remains intact despite speculative destruction.
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Washingtad
Lima
Win
White House
Roosevelt
Bonn
Ohio
Veceilone Wilson
Sherrill
Abs
Ever ii
Hank the Banker Famed For Courteous Service in Small Town
In a candid profile, Hank the banker earns praise for patient, no pressure service. He helps customers locate exactly what they need without selling extraneous items. Across decades, his integrity and helpfulness endure, shaping a trusted local institution and inspiring others in Sweet Home country life.
Crime Wave Hits Brownsville as Grand Jury Indicts Eighteen
Judge W Cunningham opens county term amid charges of murder and rioting. Eighteen indictments returned by the grand jury include Mercedo and Guellpewo Sayan cases tied to riverbed killings. Officials vow full investigation and trials as county battles crime linked to drinking and disorder.
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Brownsville
Tex
W. Cunninghem
Co Hety Monts
Lient
Mercedo Brothers
Hhe
Tulge Cunningham
Fragmented verse on love and politics in a hazy notice
A garbled OCR passage blends romantic, political, and social fragments. It mentions a widow, a bachelor, and a Fort Weoval regent, with scattered references to love, money, and a rural life. The text is unclear and points to a damaged historical notice with mixed names and phrases.
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Fou
Tego Volug
Love Banks
Monty
Kerry
Imshand
Erion
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