The Kaiser as I Knew Him For Fourteen Years
Arthur N. Davis recounts impressions from World War I era, noting a wounded prince and the exchange about bullets and food while discussing Russian and Austrian reactions. The piece reflects on Imperial confidences and wartime attitudes through a veteran dentist’s reminiscence.
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The Kaiser at Army Headquarters Excerpted Memories
A wartime reminiscence details the Kaiser’s closeness to army chiefs and his tired, reclusive state at Pless and Homburg. The interviewee recalls the Kaiser’s bursts of anger, rare humor with soldiers, private trains, and the aura of personal power, amid a tense home front.
The Kaiser and Things American in Wartime Dialogues
In conversations with Davis, the Kaiser reveals sharp observations on American life. He mocks American election cycles, notes forest fire causes, praises battleships yet critiques conning towers, admires American invention and Mark Twain humor, and jokes about wealth and Corfu castle folly while praising German food conservation. He discusses race, social mixing, and calls for practical policy shifts, all in a tone of keen, if ironic, cultural commentary.
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The Kaiser's Claim to the German People
A wartime column analyzes the oath of allegiance in Germany which binds soldiers and officials to the Kaiser first, body and soul, with the Kaiser stating you belong to me to shoot your parents. It notes the Kaiser's possessive phrasing and the German people's willingness to be seen as vassals, promising continuation next week.
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Buy at Home Campaign Urges Lititz Support
An educational campaign in Lititz urges residents to shop locally. It warns that every dollar spent outside the town steals resources from Lititz and strengthens the city when spent with local businesses.
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The Suit That Has Never Been Worn
A moral urging home tailors over mail order, warning buyers against distant catalogs and praising in home fitting service. Local merchants listed include Walter H. Buch, Doster, Gingrich, Lititz Springs Natl Bank, Farmers National Bank, Keller, Lititz clothing and furnishing stores, and many others.
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