Frederic the Great and William II Compared in Hypocrisy
The essay contrasts Frederic the Great with Kaiser William II, citing Machiavellian tactics, betrayals of alliances, and aggressive wars. It argues both rulers showed pretended peaceful fronts while expanding power, with Frederic’s Prussia rising from 18th century actions and William II echoing similar traits amid modern war.
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Germany
Vadian
Europe
Pacific
Ott
England
Prince of Wales
Edward VI
Berlin
Kalaer
Reichstag
Bremershaven
China
Etzel
Hohenzollerns
Frederic the Great
William II
Macauley
Frederic
Willand
House of Hohenzollern
William
Wild Rose Farm Boy to Be Married
Mrs. W. A. Keziah of Unionville announces the coming marriage of her daughter Miss Beulah Helms to Mr. John Bunyan Richardson on Wednesday August first at 2 30 p m at her Unionville home. Helms daughter of the late Sidney A Helms is known to Journal readers as Wild Tose and Richardson son of G J Richardson West Monroe township is a respected Journal correspondent with the pen name Farm Boy from Corinth. The fool with money to burn may drive an ash cart in after years.
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Frederick the Great
Kaiser
Mr. Pratt
McCauley
William I
W. J. Pratt
Macauley
Frederic the Great
Prussia
Germany
Kaiser William
Frederic
Charles VI
House of Austria
House of Hapsburg
Europe
Silesia
Maria Theresa
Berlin
Hohenzollerns
Fredere
Sibeta
Theresa
Elaine
Frederie
Macaulay
Fontenoy
Coromandel
Great Lakes
North America
Aix-la-Chapelle
Austria
France
E. C. Snyder
Myers Medlin
Georgian
B. Y. Tyner
Wingate
Lumberton
Meadow Branch
Sim D. Mills
Providence
Stephen Little
Vander Kennedy
Oakhove
Bee Austin
Thelma Austin
Blair Bivens
Monroe
Annie Lowe Wadegbere
Billie Bivins
Caer
Spurgeon Black
Badin
John Biggers
Speares
Josephine Sturdivant
Marshville
H. A. Redfern
Union Grove
Methodist Church
Taylor
Walter Stanbury
Wilson
Frank Green
Boyce L. Griffin
Badinrest
Fred Helms
Fairfield
Glenalpine
Wild Rose
W. A. Keziah
Unionville
Beulah Helms
John Bunyan Richardson
Miss Helms
Sidney A. Helms
Richardson
G. J. Richardson
West Monroe Township
Journal
Corinth
Community Notes From Marshville and Nearby
Local correspondence lists guests and visits including Miss Minérea in Marshville and Mrs. H T McBride, Prof Roy Marsh returning from Juliet Ga, Mrs Irene Marsh from Raleigh, and Miss Irene Little with her grandmother. Attendees at district conference in Wadesboro. Abernethys and others from Monroe visiting. Market plans advance as Hasty Cash Market prepares to open. renovations completed at nearby properties. Injuries include Miss Frances Bailey hurt by a nail. two stitches needed.
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Marshville
Marshvil
Hamlet
Columbia
Charlotte
T. J. Barrett
Alice Lee
Lanes Creek
Ernest Barrett
E. Marsh
Bernice Phifer
Kate Bathe
Floy Myers
H. B. Marsh
Ashcraft
Jim Harrell
Hendersonville
Asheville
Jas, Marsh
L. E. Huggins
Gastonia
McCombs
Frances Bailey
Fred and
Lee Hallman
J. F. Hallman
Special Tax Lists Due From District Committeemen
The Register of Deeds requires all committeemen in special tax districts to file their lists by August 10. County Superintendent R N Nisbet urges prompt action with deadlines and compliance noted.
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Register of Deeds
R. N. Nisbet
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Notice
The Presbyterian Church announces Sunday services for July 29. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. Worship and sermon follow at 11 a.m.
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Presbyterian Church
Typhoid cases and soldier aid notes in Monroe
Crop guidance from July 1917 notes cotton growth and fertilization issues in Monroe North Carolina. Parallel items discuss rising typhoid risk due to rains and sanitation, and outline Soldiers Business Aid committees to assist service members abroad.
Monroes Kea Of 1 Helps Prisoner Daydream About Autos
A jail janitor and cook visits a colored prisoner serving a road sentence and consoles him with visions of an automobile ride to and from the gang. The prisoner smiles at the future of car travel while another boy laments his father’s lack of status in a local quip.
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Wadesburg
Anseuiman
Monroe
Woman in Khaki to Feminine Matron Mrs Carter
Mrs Hagel Blauser Carter, known as the Girl Who Nearly Got Into the Trenches, describes how she disguised herself aboard a transport with her husband John Carter of an infantry command. She insists her husband knew nothing of the act until near Chicago. She traveled to an Atlantic port, wore a white silk and blue outfit, and hoped to stay as a nurse but was sent back. Mrs Carter, 22, married in Douglas in 1916.
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Corps
John Carter
Atlantic
Police
Hobe
Doughess
Carter
Douglas
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Bickett
Union County
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F. P. Hobgood
Oxford Female College
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Winston
Key Scales
Preeter
Shoaf-Scales Company
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Winston- Salem
D. H. Shoaf
Scales Motor Company
Maxwell Automobile Corporation
Shoaf-Scales Co
Liberty
South Liberty Street
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Lexington
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EM Nance
Betek
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State Council For Defence
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Ead
Tommy Slithers
Tommy
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