The Archive · 1921

THE PROPAGANDA

To the Editor of the "Norra-Curxa Dairy News."

Sir.—Your thoughtful and interesting leading article, appearing in this morning's issue, commenting on the hash Britishers make when they try to take a hand_in the propaganda game, has forced me to air opinions which, must I feel sure, be shared by a large proportion of your readers.

Those of us who were fortunate (2) enough to the connected with journalism during the war, will remember to the end of our days, the unending monotony of the Reuter cables, and the obvious "dope" which most of them contained. Months of "We brought down ten, one of ours crashed''

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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