Fragmented musings on press virtue and public trust
A fragment reflecting on the press's prestige and its fragility amid errors and sensationalism. It argues that democratic institutions depend on reliable reporting and warns against haste to profit destroying moral forces, referencing a Harper's Weekly piece from 1857.
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Eestily
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Al Abrem report on Egyptian commandos at Suez Canal
The article describes Egyptian commandos attacking through the Suez Canal area and setting fires in shops with oil soaked rags. It mentions plans in a hangar and a military response with tommy guns as authorities investigate the incident amid broader European tensions.
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Suex- Canal
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Phantom Hill cliffhanger in Christmas Eve snow tale
A Terranova sergeant trudges across moonlit ice toward Phantom Hill on Christmas Eve. He confronts a grisly roaming figure and eerie whispers from Uncle Mose as memories of old sea lore haunt him. The scene ends with the apparition vanishing, promising more.
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Terra Nova Constabulary
Uncle Muse
Ald Mac
Vally
Phantom Hill
Mose
Tim
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