The Kaiser's Appraisal of Public Men Revealed
Excerpts from Davis on the Kaiser’s views during WWI show his judgments on American leaders. He cites his admiration for Roosevelt, distrust of Wilson, and belief in pushing indemnities, plus comments on Hearst and German-American politics and press influence.
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Wilson
Kaiser
Roosevelt
Mr. Wilson
United States
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Germany
Europe
America
Canada
England
Belgium
Davis
Prussia
von Bernstorff
Hearst
Greece
Mr. Hearst
William Bayard Hale
Hale
Berlin
Mr. Schwab
Schwab
Bethlehem Steel
Senator Stone
King
France
Notice of Final Settlement in Martha J. Davis Estate
Charles L. Davis and Joe S. Reed executors of Martha J. Davis estate filed final account with Sullivan Circuit Court. Hearing set for Monday November 25 1918 on first judicial day of November term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appears and show cause why report should not be approved. I H Kalley attorney. First insertion Oct 16 1918 3t.
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Charles L. Davis
Joe S. Reed
Martha J. Davis
Sullivan County
Indiana
Sullivan Circuit Court
Not enough to wed says I in Life column
A clipped exchange shows John and Eve debating Ethel Engagé in a match with Pereleigh and Eve’s parents absent from the scene. The dialogue hints at social judgments and expectations in the era.
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John
Ethel
Pereleigh
Eve
Fashions in Humor and Light Reading Mentioned
The piece notes tastes for light reading over puzzles and humor, with a country boy circus anecdote and a suggestion that readers prefer lighter fare. It contrasts extravagant sentiment with simple joy and mentions Alice in Wonderland as a suggested read.
Justice Leads to Love in a Brotherly Call
A stark quote urges readers to do justice to a brother regardless of affection, claiming fair treatment will eventually cultivate love. The message frames justice as a path to reconciliation within family ties.
Porter injured by luggage van door in London incident
A porter cleaning a luggage van in London was struck on the head when the door swung back. He exclaimed he had cut his head. An Irish bystander, Pat, quipped a brisk remark as the moment passed.
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London
Pat
When a Woman Remains Courteous Through Time
A concise meditation on grace and poise, noting how a woman aged with dignity maintains composure, dignity, and a steady demeanor regardless of changing circumstances.
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the Kaiser
Arthur N. Davis, D. D. S
Opyright
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Great Army
Japan
Mr. Roosevelt
Venezuelan
Mr. Ord
Ford
I. H. Kalley
Gace
Maxwell-Brown Shoe Co
The
Peoples State Bank
Southwest Corner Square
Sullivan, Indiana
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