DailyTimeCapsule brief
November 17, 1931
The story of November 17, 1931 is best read through its archived headlines. On November 17, 1931, one archived headline reported: "SEEK BAN ON FOREIGN FISH.; Dealers In Hull Would Favor British Trawlers." The archive note adds: Hull dealers refuse to handle foreign-caught fish unless Government protects interests of Brit trawlers. This card keeps the item tied to the source headline instead of adding unsupported detail. Another item reported: "PRINCE, ON RADIO, URGES HOME GOODS; British Heir Tells Listeners No Animosity Toward Any Other Country Is Implied. THOMAS JOINS IN APPEAL Broadcasting Company Experiments With Use of Records to Solve Differences of Time in Empire. Would Avoid Rust of Skill. Scientific Aid Held Needed." A third item noted: "JAPANESE INCREASE AIR FORCE IN CHINA; Additional Planes Sent After Troops Defeat Chinese in New Attack on Nonni. TSITSIHAR MAY BE TAKEN General Honjo Holds That Action May Be Necessary to Attain Japanese End.BANDIT RAVAGES CONTINUETwo Japanese Soldiers Killed in Clash With Plunderers--FourForeigners Attacked. Hears Ma Has Declared War. Bandits Attack Four Foreigners. Chinese Have Elaborate Trenches. Peiping Fears Heavy Fighting. Chinese Troops Move Forward Says Tsitsihar May Be Taken." Together, the page presents a same-day newspaper snapshot rather than a modern retelling with invented color.
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On November 17, 1931, one archived headline reported: "SEEK BAN ON FOREIGN FISH.; Dealers In Hull Would Favor British Trawlers." The archive note adds: Hull dealers refuse to handle foreign-caught fish unless Government protects interests of Brit trawlers. This card keeps the item tied to the source headline instead of adding unsupported detail.
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On November 17, 1931, one archived headline reported: "PRINCE, ON RADIO, URGES HOME GOODS; British Heir Tells Listeners No Animosity Toward Any Other Country Is Implied. THOMAS JOINS IN APPEAL Broadcasting Company Experiments With Use of Records to Solve Differences of Time in Empire. Would Avoid Rust of Skill. Scientific Aid Held Needed." The archive note adds: radio s. This card keeps the item tied to the source headline instead of adding unsupported detail.
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On November 17, 1931, one archived headline reported: "JAPANESE INCREASE AIR FORCE IN CHINA; Additional Planes Sent After Troops Defeat Chinese in New Attack on Nonni. TSITSIHAR MAY BE TAKEN General Honjo Holds That Action May Be Necessary to Attain Japanese End.BANDIT RAVAGES CONTINUETwo Japanese Soldiers Killed in Clash With Plunderers--FourForeigners Attacked. Hears Ma Has Declared War. Bandits Attack Four Foreigners. Chinese Have Elaborate Trenches. Peiping Fears Heavy Fighting. Chinese Troops Move Forward Says Tsitsihar May Be Taken." The archive note adds: attack foreigners in Mukden. This card keeps the item tied to the source headline instead of adding unsupported detail.
