Edward VII The World's First Diplomat and Gentlemen King
A portrait of Edward VII, prince and king, highlighting his tact, courtesy, and diplomatic role as Europe’s foremost monarch. The piece traces his social mastery, loyalty to friends, liberal leanings, and pacifist aims, noting his influence in Europe and his reputation as a refined, principled ruler. It covers his private life, marriage, and public duties, concluding with his legacy as a peacemaker and diplomat.
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James A. Edgerton
Taxi Jon
Usare
Europe
Free England Ad
Sign
Edward
Great Britain
Ireland
Prince of Wales
Gambetta
France
Tony
Ike
Lord Savile
Alzandra
Denmark
Duke of Sutherland
Sandringham
King Edward VII a Monarch of Plain Uproar and Poise
The article extols Edward VII for concealing fuss and feathers, praising his popularity and restraint. It notes his consistent decency, lack of swelled head, and steady leadership as world first gentleman. Born November 9, 1841, at Buckingham Palace, Bertie grew into a man celebrated for Derby wins and stock prizes at Sandringham.
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Edward
Edward VII
Buckingsham Palace
Duke of Wellington
Ting
Bertie
Trorth
Hhe
Sandringiin
Graded School Commencement Held at Fountain Pen Prize
Miss Lois Long wins fountain pen prize at graded school commencement. Other prizes awarded to local students in the ceremony highlighting academic achievement and community support.
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Fountain Pen
Lois Long
School Honors and Diploma Awards At Local Graded School
Prizes awarded for attendance and reading mark a lively term as Miss Schenck Miss Duke Miss Hight and Miss Jarmon honor a full faculty. The graduating class of twelve includes McComb Michael Elliott Whitener and Huffman with essays on Character Building and the Dignity of Labor. The term ends with diplomas fountain pen prizes and a banner for best attendance amid a strong honor roll.
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Sam Hawn
Adelaide Johston
Elizabeth McComb
Steve Payne
Addie May Michael
William McComb
Grover Huffman
Miss Schenck
Donald Johnston
Virginia Bryan
Miss Duke
Paul Stevenson
Mary Lily Kirk
Ceene William McComb
Dominion of Mud
Bertha Harris
Dignity of Labor
Earl Whisenbunt
Marie Whitener
Panama Canal
Frank Eliott
Mabel Cooper
Frank Worth Eliott
Mary Beverley Field
Bertha ‘Gertrude
Kirk
Harris
Earl Whisenhunt
Lois Long
Mace & Rhodes
J. C. Rhodes
J. G. Garch
Staley
Estelle Payne
Joe Pearce
William Ballew
George Johnston
Crow
Eli Sherrill
Lina Johnston
Josephine Dysart
Myra McFall
Joe Cilley
Paul Dellinger
Mary Huffman
Emma Bell McFall
Corila
Guy’Kennedy
Antha Lytle
Millie Kate Mc Samb
Leroy Deaton
Lenoir College Announces Commencement Week Schedule
Lenoir College sets May 21 to 25 for its nineteenth commencement with events led by Rev. Armand Miler and Rev. Robert L Patterson. Activities include a dramatic entertainment, Bacalaureate sermon, trustee meetings, art exhibit, junior orators, literary and alumni addresses, banquet, expression contest, class day, graduation, and annual contest.
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Lenoir College
Armand Miler
Charleston
Robert L. Patterson
Charlotte
N. C
Board of Trustees
Alumni Association
John C. Dietz
Cherryville
North Carolina Classis meets in Lenoir. officers elected
The annual meeting of the North Carolina Classis of the Reformed Church was held in Lenoir last week and adjourned Saturday while passing Hickory on the way home. Dr Murphy preached the opening sermon Rev W W Rowe elected president Stated clerk Rev Dr Leonard of Lexington. Delegates to General Synod J L Murphy J C Leonard J D Andrews C Heller. Trustees of Claremont College Dr J H Shuford C C Best H D Warlick. Next meeting in Thomasville. Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea promoted by Moser & Lutz as remedy for digestion and constipation with 35c price.
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North Carolina
J. L. Murphy
J. C. Leonard
J. D. Andrews
C. Heller
General Synod
Ohio
J. H. Shuford
C. C. Best
H. D. Warlick
Claremont College
Thomasville
Wake County Reform Wing Plans May 14 Mass Meeting
The Daniels Bailey reform wing of the Wake County Democrats has called a mass meeting for May 14 to oppose the ring. Rev J D Harte preaches acceptably in the Baptist church in Lincolnton this week. At a Boone stockholders meeting of the B and B Turnpike J Wiley Lentz of Blowing Rock was elected president and the old board of directors were reinstated for the ensuing year. The Watauga Democrat reports these items.
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Daniels-Bailey Reform Wing
Wake County
B. & B. R. Turnike
Boone
J. Wiley Lentz
Blowing Rock
Watauga Democrat
National Liquor Law Advocates Church Led Prohibition Drive
The Rev R L Davis preached at First Presbyterian urging a national liquor law, praising the Anti-Saloon League and condemning liquor politicians. He cited Old Joe Cannon and urged enforcement, while noting support from various denominations and a collection for the cause. Separately the North Carolina Lutheran Synod moved to consolidate Pleasant College with Lenoir College, with Mount Pleasant as a potential site and bids to follow.
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R. L. Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Church of God
Isaiah
Anti-Saloon League
God's Church
Baptist
McKelway
Presbyterian [Church
Clarkson
Episcopal Church
Johnson
Christian Church
Ivey
Methodist Church
Broughton
Bailey
Baptist Church
United States
Joe Cannon
Washington
Davis
Charlotte
Gov
Haskell
Oklahoma
Rae
Dean's Regulats Cure Constipation Without Griping
A promotional note claims Dean's Regulats cure constipation without griping or nausea and without weakening the user. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the remedy, priced at 25 cents per box.
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Dean
Summer term of instruction in acting and memory
Samuel Lawrence announces a summer term starting Monday May 16 at a new studio 1338 Union Seeks enrollments for children aged 8 to 15 in the primary department and adults over 15 in the intermediate department Advertisement appears elsewhere in the paper Amusement Directors Dramatic Coach
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Samuel Lawrence
Amusment
Two Cotton Mills Combine Into Mer Mill Company
The Monbo Manufacturing Company and Turner Mill Company merge to form the Mer Mill Company on the Catawba river, with capitalization rising from 240,000 to 350,000 dollars split into 220,000 common and 100,000 preferred stock. The Turner operation sits on the east bank near Wonbo, while Monbo lies on the west side.
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Monbo Manufacturing Company
Monbo
Catawba
Turer Mill Company
East Wonbo
Iredell
Mer Mill Company
Turner al Company
Statesville
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London
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Eeting
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Moser & Lutz
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Saloon League
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Hickory
Mat. Pleasant College
North Carolina Lutheran Synod
Albemarle
Tennessee Synod
Charlotte Observer
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Mount Pleasant
W. A. Snider
J. W. Cook
Concord
Old
North Carolina College
State University
Woods
Hickory Produce Market
Whitener & Martin
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