War and diplomacy in Europe shake North Carolina faith
This page reflects on the European war’s impact, noting US and North Carolina perspectives. It highlights James B. Duke’s bid for government aid to return home, press coverage by Washington and Charlotte observers, and broader calls for peace amid tariffs and high prices. The piece traces Germany’s autocratic drive, imperial aims, and the wary stance of neutrals. It contrasts wartime politics with democracy and industry across nations.
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Ulartotte Observer
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Europe
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Austria
Servia
Germany
Russia
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Crimany
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Iran
Italy
Great Britain
France
Napoleon II
Lincoln
Duke
Charlotte
James B. Duke
American Tobacco Company
Southern Power
Compa
W. R. Perkins
New York
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Garrison
Daniels
Bryan
Romantic story of Mrs Wilson and life in Rome Georgia
Asheville citizens recount the life of Elinor Louise Axson Wilson in Rome with notes on her upbringing, education, and church work. The piece ties her Rome years to her future as Mrs Woodrow Wilson, recounting family ties, courtship, and enduring affection for Rome from early childhood through Mrs Wilson’s later prominence.
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Myrtle Hill Cemetery
Chance
Woodrow Wilson
Savannah
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First Presbyterian Church of
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Axsons
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Atlantis
First Presbyterian Church
Augusta
Ixson
Second Presbyterian Church
Etowah
Third Avenue
Laugh and Be Happy and Then and Now Echoes
The column cites two newspaper items urging cheer and humor as health boosters. It quotes the Winston-Salem Sentinel praising laughter for vitality, while Greensboro Record reflects on peaches and cobbler, contrasting old and new dinner habits with a humorous tone.
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