Roosevelt in Berlin Delivers World Movement Lecture
Theodore Roosevelt spoke at the University of Berlin on the World Movement, praising German achievements, tracing four centuries of European civilization, and urging balanced growth of virtue, organization, and intellect to sustain future progress. He warned against luxury eroding fighter virtues and emphasized character as essential for civilization.
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University of Berlin
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Kepler
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Ivan the Terrible
Australia
Asia
Africa
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Germany
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Panama
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Andalusia
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France
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Lincoln
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Paris
Riviera
Biarritz
Prince of Wales
Career of Edward VII King of Great Britain
Edward VII eldest son of Queen Victoria, born 1841, pursued lavish travels and public service. He married Alexandra in 1863, became king in 1901, faced illness delaying coronation, supported arts and science, and maintained diplomatic steadiness. He fathered six children, with George VI succeeding the throne.
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Victoria and
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Prince Consort
Buckingham Palace
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Prince of Wales
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Duke of Saxony
Tenth Hussars
Rifle Brigade
Baron Stockmar
Charles Kingsley
University of Edinburgh
Oxford
Cambridge
Prince
United States
Canada
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Jersualem
Dean Stanley
Westminster
House of Lords
Alexandra Caroline Mary Charlotte Louise Julia
Christian IX
Denmark
Victoria
Royal College of Music
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Bright
Liberal Party
Queen Victoria
Emerald Isle
Alexandra
Prince Albert, Duke of Clarence
George Frederick Ernest Albert
Louisa Victoria
Duke of Fife
Victoria Alexandra
Maude Charlotte
Prince Charles
Prince Alexander John
Departure of Two Virginia Characters in Piedmont Town
In a small Piedmont county seat, Ben T. Rice and Hymen Levy, both long residents, died. Ben kept the town inn and Hymen ran a store as a daily inn guest, with Hymen often shocked by Ben’s language. Ben died after a game of football, with physicians present, uttering a final plea for mercy. Hymen quipped that the Lord should take Ben then, as he’d never be good again.
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Hymen Levy
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Piedmont County
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Main Street
Earth
Queen of Actresses Praises Peruna Endorsement
Julia Marlowe voices strong support for Peruna, calling it a great remedy for digestion and nerve strength. She argues digestion nourishes nerve centers and impaired digestion leads to nervous debility.
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Peruna
Julia Marlowe
The Thoughtful Host and the New Waiter
A humorous snippet notes a new waiter with notably long legs praised by a host. The host explains the hire was to speed service for diners in a rush, capturing a light dining-room exchange from Meggendorfer Blaetter.
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Meggendorfer Blaetter
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