Japan and China on the verge of a Far East power shift
The essay predicts Japan will drive a major new world drama by coercing China to cede coastal footholds and by placing Japanese advisers in strategic points. It argues Japan aims for Far East commercial supremacy, awakening China’s half a billion population to modern life, reshaping regional power dynamics.
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Associated Press
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China
Far East
Orient
Old World
Europe
England
Germany
Russia
France
Chinese
Korea
Great Organization Showcases Chamber Links in Nation
A graphic survey in The Constitution highlights how the U S Chamber of Commerce operates with the Atlanta Chamber and national leaders like Robert Maddox J R A Hobson Ivan E Allen and others. It notes frequent referendums to gauge business sentiment and forecasts an expanding role in ethics and policy.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Constitution
Mark O. Prentiss
Atlanta
Fahey
Mr. Prentiss
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Robert F. Maddox
J. R. A. Hobson
Ivan E. Allen
Prentiss
Japan and the Far East the Next Great Drama Ahead
The speaker warns that Japan could become the England of the Far East and rival the United States in Orient trade. If Japan asserts in China as England did in Egypt and India, relations may shift, risking a vast, uncertain global balance and European trade interests with a bold warning sign for Europe.
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Japan
England
Far East
China
Egypt
India
Orient
Europe
Better Than Jingoism Claims U S Self Sufficiency
An American case argues the United States can sustain itself without foreign imports, even under blockade, due to abundant livestock dairy grains and cotton. The writer cites Europe’s dependence on imports for life’s staples, forecasts southern resource development, and urges pivot from war talk to self reliance under democracy.
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United States
England
Germany
Russia
En Bryo
Providence
Europe
Earth
Birthday Poem Honors Mrs Grant on 76th Year
The Georgia Record prints a birthday tribute for Mrs W D Grant on February 22, 1916. It recalls a lover’s vow and a time of youth, lamenting aging while praising enduring affection and memory. Brief local items note congress visits, war instructions, and a dynamited sheriff office, inferring community life in Hillville.
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W. OD. Grant
Signs of Spring and Rural Wit Across Campbell County
Colonel Jack Raymond notes spring arrival with signs in town. Mockingbird, larks, and mules gearing for plow work amid reflections on politics, poetry, and a joke at the expense of a filibuster. The Americas Times-Recorder laments wind wasted in the senate over ship purchase bill.
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Campbell County Messenger
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Prentiss Presents National Chamber Plan To Atlanta Board
Mark Prentiss of the United States Chamber of Commerce outlined the national body's scope and aims before Atlanta directors. He cited rapid growth, 700 member organizations, 300000 individual associates, and eight key referendum goals shaping banking, tariff, budget, and regulatory reform.
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A Christian By Rev J Wilbur Chapman D D
A sermon urging believers to embody faith in daily life through consistent honesty kindness and zeal. It argues that a true Christian must be in right relation with God and visibly reflect Jesus through home work recreation and conduct. The piece asks readers if they are Christian and urges genuine Christian virtue.
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Chapman
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Washington's Birthday Revered By A Nation
The piece on Washington's Birthday reflects on George Washington as a perpetual national hero, noting his death quelled critics and left a legacy of unity and national gratitude. It cautions against public scorn and urges reverence for his pivotal role in defending the republic.
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America
Abraham Finncotn
Gronth
Prisoner Horse Case Sparks Humane Society Action Near Yorktown
A farmer near Yorktown has kept a horse confined in a stall for eight years after the animal allegedly injured him as a foal. The horse, now nervous and easily startled, has had little exercise. Humane society officers doubt they can press cruelty charges but may file a complaint or persuade the owner to sell the horse to avoid prosecution.
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Muneie
Humane Society
Yorktown
London and Washington debate postwar credit balance
The Holland Letter reports Lloyd George’s London Commons remarks as record setting for dollar exchange, signaling Britain and France may rely on foreign investments to fund war efforts. It discusses American credit support, trade payments, and the potential use of American securities and exports to settle interallied obligations, amid volatile global finance.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on War News and Aftermath
A poem reviews how daily papers and weeklies cover war news from fronts to every moral and social echo. The piece contrasts fresh battle reports with sensationalist journalism and forecasts how authors will mine the war for fiction. War’s toll is felt by stay at homes, echoing that “war is hell.”
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