Censorship and the war news bias across the Atlantic
The piece argues news editors shape public opinion during war, citing British actions at Cambrai and German counterstrokes. It quotes Major General F B Maurice on gains and losses, defends frank reporting, and praises the Red Cross and unity in American war effort. It notes chaplains, Camp Hancock, and civilian morale amid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Cambrai
Haig
F. B. Maurice
Ana
Gunn
Germany
Rey
Henry 2. Davison
Red Cross
War Council
Pittsburgh, Gazette Times
The
American Red Cross
United States
Army
Navy
Davison
Pittsburgh
Amita
France
Antilles
Amereian Red Cross
Feld
Fragmented Opinion Snippets From Distant Views
A garbled OCR collage cites misquoted lines and jumbled phrases about public figures including Abe Martin, President Hoover, and the Austrian Emperor. The passage mixes satirical tones and political commentary, ending with unclear attribution and failing coherence.
Letters on Forum publish by readers of The Times
Readers of The Times debate through letters about opinion and individual expression. The forum limits letters to about 200 words and asserts the right to edit for space while preserving editorials. Many submissions discuss political and social topics including education, reform, pricing, and public policy with varied tone and detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peadeen
Ue Publica
Mecca the Mystic: fragmentary meditation on power and faith
A garbled, prose poem style fragment traces Mecca the Mystic and a host of names and scenes. It blends religious imagery with political and social notes, mentioning Tateh, gender, migration, and cultural tension amid a sprawling, unreadable montage.
Trench Language Glossary From Wartime Slang List
The fragmentary OCR cites a wartime slang lexicon with terms like Poste and Metal slang, naming French observers, German machine, and Revolutionary Socialists. It notes slang definitions, phrases, and coinages such as Pinard, Poste, Taviuvanlemsni, and others, alongside price listings and a dated pay line for an upcoming Saturday night event.
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Euidue
Sinnerabsico
Pertiesionaire
Pinard
Pacwe
Islentiticaliante
Pinard—Simhils Wanda
Pip
Poste de Secwara
Bristow column fragment prompts historic puzzle tone
Fragmentary ARCHARGH BRISTOW column text appears with scattered garbled phrases and names. The readable remnants mention people, places, and dates in a newsy column style, but most content is indecipherable, leaving unclear events or conclusions from this segment.
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Cal
Porta Ice
Mexico
Panama Canal
Philippine
Canada
Que'infermationa
Pons Duton
Warren, Penn'a
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Halifax
Jain
Camp Hancock
Plit
Pennsylvania
Harry Nelson Bassler
Harrisburg
America
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Ponty
William Allen White
New York
Boston
Washington
Potsdam
Con
Mao Te
Theshnanac
Beiear
Accaldent
Tiigoyon
Lenton
Senta Claus
Om Peraong
Moms
Uncle Sam
Abe Martin
Roosevelt
Charleston New
Courier
Apen Forum
Iitle
Pricy
Soneuniers
Igen
Unie Jung
Hanavers
Corses
Ndie
Raul
Suds
Bal
Deulert
Ronnie
Mecca
Arabia
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Wifons
Bette
Seth
Yoncoabla
Env
Teed
Itonlar
Kratman
Sahandur
Dammell
Elas
India
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Ellie Shemariyen
Hannotian
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Nation Party
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Taviuanlemsni
Tron
Cap
Tate
Archargh Bristow's
Eos Pegwie
Dave Seat Fae
Uae
Ren
Vieheue
Ives
Arin
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Aloes Jawa
Ponerinae
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Hell
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Ren Town
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