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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
4
The piece states that the various newly independent states such as Hungary, Czecho-Slovakia, Poland, and Yugoslavia are now free and larger than the old Austria. It contrasts the thriving new states with the preserved German-dominated old Austria, arguing history shows Austria lived off subjugated peoples.
The text reflects on Metternich as a symbol of reaction, noting the collapse of autocratic rule and the fragile state of Austria and Germany after a sweeping peace. It contrasts Austrian devastation with a still intact German population and the broader upheaval reshaping Europe.
A century ago Metternich pursued Europe’s safety through autocracy, a goal echoed today by President Wilson in similar framing. The remark contrasts historical strategy with modern policy, framing both as efforts to secure order by suppression of liberal forces.
Reflective essay on why some people captivate others and how attractiveness arises from charm, courtesy, and sollid character. It argues innate gifts plus cultivated traits create engaging lives, contrasting dull, uninteresting existences with lively, purpose driven ones.
The Bavarians feel relief at last after a century under mad kings. Ludwig II, the final monarch, remains alive in Swiss mountains near the Rhine headwaters, shown by signs of extreme self admiration and megalomania.
A Leipziger newspaper quotes a German writer commending American troops in Coblenz and at the Rhine bridgehead for behaving with propriety. The remark, from a supposed voyeur, is treated as sincere yet reluctant.
Mrs Samantha Stanton 3 Nellis of Naples New York has just publicly celebrated her 109th birthday marking another spry centenarian in the community.
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