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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1918
Page
6
A concise reminiscence by Tony Right from 1918 reflects on the Kaiser Wilhelm II through fourteen years of acquaintance, noting political shifts and the German leadership during World War I era.
In a 1918 memoir excerpt, Dr. Davis recalls meeting the Kaiserin Victoria as a patient in 1912 and describes her stern, nosing temperament, daily routines, and proximity to the Kaiser. The account notes her white hair, cautious medical care, and discreet public presence amid royal bustle, with references to palaces and servant deference.
State of Indiana Sullivan County notices a partition suit in Sullivan Circuit Court under Complaint No 17868. Plaintiffs Glessie Robbins et al file against nonresident defendants Chambers and others to partition two hundred twenty acres in Sullivan County. Appearance requested by December 2, 1918.
For generations Japanese children of higher classes were drilled to suppress strong feelings. Freedom has grown, yet past training shapes art literature stage and daily life. Artists depict the autumn moon but veil it with clouds, hiding its brilliance.
Congressman Bland describes assisting parents and wives with allotments and insurance for soldiers. He notes the Bureau of War Risk Insurance faces criticism yet works to resolve issues, with 12 000 employees in twelve offices. He urges detailed soldier and recipient information to speed action and says inquiries receive prompt attention when he personally intervenes. He can be contacted in Washington D C or Linton Indiana.
Two newspapers, Terre Haute Stan and Sullivan Union, offer a combined one year subscription for 3.00 dollars per reader, expanding access to local news coverage. The deal covers both papers for a single annual rate.
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