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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1918
Page
6
The Kaiser at Army Headquarters Remains Under Scrutiny
An interview fragment recalls the Kaiser’s proximity to military leadership and policy during World War I. The speaker notes constant contact with generals, moments of fatigue, and dramatic claims about plots and loans. The narrative follows visits to Pless, Homburg, and Kreuznach with observations of daily routines and court-like pomp.
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Kaiser
Great Army
Prince von Pless
Pless
Sc Kniser
Hha
Quote on merit over politicians in nation building
A historical remark praises individuals who improve land by growing two ears of corn or two blades of grass where only one existed. It argues such hands merit more for humanity and country than the entire political class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homburg
Pless
Te Kaiser
Holy Land Honor Niche For Allenby
A historic note praises General Allenby for leading the Palestine expedition during World War I. It lauds his victories over Turkish forces and frames his actions as a sign of honor and perseverance under wartime conditions. The piece contrasts flattery with sincerity in public praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
France
Allenby
Palestine
Coffee's arrival in England in Restoration era
A Restoration pamphleteer notes coffee and Commonwealth entered together during Cromwell’s Protectorate. Jacob, a Jew, opened Oxford’s first coffee house in 1650 and two years later Pasqua Rosée, an Armenian servant, established the first London coffee house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Cromwvelliaa
Jacobs
Oxford
London
Pasqua Rosee
Corporeal Origins of Leadership Terms Traced Across Languages
A concise etymology notes that corporal derives from Latin es captain with mixed elements of other words, linking to the term corps and a medieval role. It references French influence and historical shifts from chief to captain in naming leadership.
Appointment of James E. Shake as Executor in Indiana Estate
Notice declares James E. Shake appointed executor of Elizabeth Shake estate in Sullivan County Indiana. Estate described as solvent. I. H. Kalley serves as attorney. First insertion October 30 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shake
Sullivan County
Indiana
James E. Shake
I. H. Kalley
Be Sure Your Spine Is Normal Chiropractor Advice
In wartime economy a man loses productive years if his spine is faulty. A local chiropractor offers spinal analysis free and chiropractic spinal adjustments to correct defects. Try it once and become a convert to this new science.
Labor-Saving Penholder Uses Five Signatures At Once
An article notes a railway company's clerk signs 160 600 salary checks monthly and uses a five signature penholder. The fountain pens are mounted on a pivoted rack in a portable suitcase like box. The cover opens to reveal a frame holding vouchers ready for signing.
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Afeehantes Megazine
District Residents Disfranchised in Capital Territory
District of Columbia residents never had the right to vote for national officials such as the president after the territory became the seat of the general government. They lacked national representation in federal matters following the cession and establishment of the capital.
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District of Columbia
United States
Teaching Ganaiies to Sing Tune in Falsetto
A fragment notes training ganaiies to sing a tune like A Life on the Ocean Wave by repeating falsetto phrases or speech. It mentions a rare female counter that becomes a fine singer, though infrequent.
Spencer Coal Company Dissolution Filed in Indiana
Notice records the Spencer Coal Company filing required papers for voluntary dissolution under Indiana law. Secretary of State William A. Roach certifies the company complied with the statute and is now in dissolution proceedings on November 2, 1918 in Indianapolis. Deputy P H Wolfard signs. First insertion November 6, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Roach
State of
Indiana
Spencer Coal Company
Indianapolis
A. D
P. H. Wolfard
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D. D
Davis
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Germany
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Stock Exchange
Mie
America
New York
Mr. Wilson
Momburg v. d. Hohe
Kreuznach
Tife Kaiser
Kijger
Wis
Riggs Clay Product Company
Sullivan
Farmersburg
Glenn Yeager
Co-Operative Weather Observer
Pharmécy
Dr.gieo.f. Stone
Kelly’s Jewelry Store
Maplewood
Jersey
Graysville
Emery Drake
WM. Watson
Durocs
Hi. L. Ramsey
D.C
Court
St. Sullivan
Ind
R. W. Cadwell
Sullivan, Indiana
New November
Victor Records
Victor
Sousa
Joseph C. Smith
Henry Burr
Charles Hart
Carolina
Lambert Murphy
Reinald Werrenrath
Cohen
Monroe Silver
Imponete
Galli-Curei—DeLuca
Mate O’ Mine
Whitehall
Clarence
Anitra
Edvard Grieg
Philadelphia Orchestra
N. Court St
New Lebanon
Aaron Morris, Jr
Morris
American Realty Company Realtors
Swope Block
Terre Haute
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