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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1914

Page

8

Royal dress flouting guests turned from royal presence

A long article recounts rare royal rebukes over court dress and intruders at European courts. It cites Brussels and Vienna episodes where ladies were turned away or escorted out for imprudent attire, and recounts famed cases at St Cloud and London balls including Count Festetics and others, ending with Queen Alexandra witnessing a social ejection.

Oyal Brussels Europe Buckingham Palace Wakting Queen Victoria Lord Salisbury Great Britain St James Palace William E. Gladstone Privy Council Trinity Vienna Prince Montenuovo Dames du Eugenie Comtesse de Castiglione Palace of St. Cloud Prosper Merimee Paul Festetics Prince Festetics Pesth Fischer Kaiman Hunaydi Count Trauttmansdorff Count Hunyadi Count Treutzmansdorff Hunyadi Trauttmansdorff

Creed for the country boy affirmed in Prince Edward county

A Virginia placard for the American country boy urged outdoor life and honest work as the natural life, tied to the Boys Corn Club of Virginia. The article contrasts rural ideals with urban life and notes broader royal and court-related topics including canceled presentations and public stigma in London.

Prince Edward County Boys’ Corn Club of Virginia

Farm life echoes dignity of labor and self reliance

The speaker extols farming as a source of inspiration and opportunity, asserting that dignity comes from how work is done, not the job, and that success stems from pluck and action rather than luck, with a balance of work and play and a demand for fairness in all life.

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