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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1918

Page

9

The Kaiserin and the Kaiser in My Office Years

Dr Arthur N Davis recounts fourteen years as the Kaiser’s American dentist, detailing meetings with the Kaiserin, her dictatorial manner, and the couple’s household dynamics. He recalls 1912 visits to Berlin, the Empress’s health, and petty domestic tensions within the royal family amid wartime strain.

the Kaiser Arthur N. Davis Spyright LleClure Germany Kaiser Altho Victoria Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenberg Schleswig-Holstein Denmark Alsace-Lorraine France Hohenzollern Berlin Tiee Kaiserin Ohen Empress Cer Davis Tiergarten Neuheim Maiser Tadi-Tada Royval Prince Joachim Homburg Vy. d. Hohe Kreéenbnach Frankfort Stromburg Katserin Womburs Kreuznach

The German Empress and Her Quiet Realm

The empress spoke little on international affairs preferring domestic topics. She treated servants gently and spent time in military hospitals while showing care for churches and home life in America. She planned her daughter's baptism at Braunscheid and appeared happier with the Kaiser relying more on her for guidance.

Victoria Louise Germany America Kaiser Martha Kuche Tolking von Gontard Ksiserin Braunschweig Hamburg

Fragmented Memoir Tone in War Era Speech

The fragment outlines a muddy, personal reminiscence tied to Berlin and Bellevue Palace, mentioning the Kaiser, Crown Prince, and political tenor. It hints at sadness around a figure and speculates on intentions, with references to capital, national wealth, and wartime governance.

Belfosue Putave Berlin Lea Rity Janey Bellevue

Swiss Debt Surges as War Strains Swiss Finances

A Zurich from London reports Swiss war costs push debt to about 74 million francs with a 2.199 billion floating debt. Imports rise, revenue from import duties falls, mobilization costs grow, and calls for fiscal reform intensify after June referendum rejected a direct federal income tax.

TMNT Furie Stu London Switzerland Goetschel Dalemont

Diarrhoea Remedy Advice for Children

The notice recommends Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for children one year old and up, followed by a dose of castor oil. It advises keeping the remedy ready and giving it at the first sign of abnormal looseness of the bowels.

Chamberlain

Shipbuilding Bribery and Riveting Scandal Emerges

A damaged report describes bribes and covert methods during ship construction. Vague references to riveted sections, yard shipments, and potential investigations point to a costly, possibly illicit, expansion program.

Special Badges for Ex Soldiers

Washington moves to seek congressional action to provide distinct badges or batons for soldiers honorably discharged from the military. The proposal follows a Washington Post article about a discharged veteran lacking civilian identity markers and facing public recognition issues. The drive, led by the War Department, faces House resistance as Congress prepares for adjournment.

Washington Congress Wate Bakur Hin

German-born man held in U. S. espionage case

Hammond Indiana police report that a man identified as a German-born saboteur and spy, who arrived from Germany after the war began, was arrested on espionage allegations. The case involves alleged espionage activities and detention by authorities.

Hammond Ind oFenik Krose Pepra Ameries Germany Tas Sheen Hinder Espionadg

Propaganda Ads Claim Germany Won War, U.S. Misled Public

An advertisement promotes a German propaganda claim alleging the United States moved troop trains to fool the public into believing the war continued while Germany supposedly won. It cites J. StnMenberger of Waterloo and mentions a August event related to Thyussell-Lamson.

Gibson, Jnd United States Germany Franen StnMenberger Waterloo Yetel Thussell-Lamson Sisit

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