United Americas Near Unified Policy Under Lansing Proposals
On January 16 1916 Secretary Lansing proposed a Pan American union to safeguard territorial integrity and republican government across the hemisphere. Latin American delegates welcomed the plan which extends the Monroe Doctrine to bind all American republics against foreign influence and each other. The initiative envisions diplomacy over force and aims to end Yankee mistrust by creating Pan Americanism and a unified western world front.
Henry Ford on kings and American talk compared to tours
A satirical passage mocks Henry Ford for his casual remarks about a king and a Bryan peace plan, contrasting it with wartime world tours. The piece notes Ford’s blunt style as a distinctly American trait, while reflecting on European deference and American sailors after Roosevelt’s overseas voyage.
Cotton futures open higher on firm cables
The cotton market opened with an advance of 2 to 10 points as March rose to 12.65, May to 12.88, and July to 13.02 on the call, then eased to 12.57 for March, 12.79 for May, and 12.95 for July amid local liquidations and southern selling. January and October also listed at 12.46 and 12.75 respectively.
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Associated Press
New York
Market Quiet at Open as Steel Sector Dips
New York trading resumed with little enthusiasm except for some specialties. United States Steel opened slightly higher then declined, while Steel, American Smelting, Mexican Petroleum and other active issues fell 1 to 3 points.
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New York
United States Steel
Wheat Market Lifted by Higher Cable Quotations
Chicago traders saw a wheat market lift as higher cable quotations fed bullish sentiment. Opening prices rose with May near 1.26 and July around 1.18, advancing further before modestly retreating later.
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Chicago
Dardanelles
German Officers Abandon Swords For Short Knives
Berlin reports the emperor has ordered front line officers to wear a short knife or bayonet instead of swords, with exceptions for commanders of large detachments and staff officers, a practice already common with tacit approval. The piece also briefly notes a philosophical debate on heaven and hell and personal beliefs.
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Associated Press
Berlin
North Carolina Bank Statement 1916 Summary Ledger
Financial snapshot from Salford-County bank showing loans and discounts, overdrafts, securities including state bonds, mortgages, real estate, and cash items. Debits include deposits subject to check and savings, with credits from banks and bankers and undivided profits. Signed by Treasurer Jas A Gray Jr and bank directors with notary confirmation.
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State of North Carolina
County of Guilford
I. M
County of Salford
Ss I
Jas. A. Gray
Mastery Comes With Price, Not Envy of Others
A reflective saying urges readers not to envy others mastery, but to accept that true skill requires dedication, discipline, and sustained effort over time. It emphasizes accountability for personal growth and long term commitment.
Rheumatism Advice and Rad Salts Remedy
The notice promotes avoiding damp ground and cold weather to prevent rheumatism, explaining uric acid and kidney filtering. It instructs taking four ounces of Rad Salts daily for a week with breakfast to flush uric acid and claims lithia-based effervescent water aids kidneys and is inexpensive and harmless.
Stockholders Meeting at Commercial National Bank
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Commercial National Bank will be held in the directors room Tuesday January 11 1916 at 10 oclock am for the transaction of such business as may come before the meeting. V A Idol Cashier.
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The
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
Commercial National Bank
$1000 a Month With out Capital
A. R. Sanders of North Carolina promotes a permanent home based business promising $1100 or more monthly with minimal ongoing effort. The ad claims beginners need only one month of upfront work, then 3 4 days monthly, and suggests cities large or small can yield substantial income.
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A. R. Sanders
N. C
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Mr. Bryan
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National Bank
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Mangum Avenue
Roland Park
Church St
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Crowson
Cashier
Wrenn
J. L. Parrish
Fred Ingram
London
Pine Street
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Wilber Jones
Ray and
King Streets
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Hell
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Winston-Salem
Asheville
Salisbury
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J. K. Norfleet
Br. W. Chanson
Henry E. Fries
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Ings Club
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Wachovia Bank and Trust
Idol
J. R Reitzel
N. Claim Street
Agee
Roor
Washington Street
Bank of Commerce
H. A. Millis
Howad
Farmer N. C
Edward’s Business College
Jones Street
Quaker Woods
Penelope Cobu
Lign Point Township
East Washington Street
J. L. Parfash, D. S
Stockholders’ Meeting
V. A. J. Idol
A. C. Jones
W. Wash
Ington Street
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New York Life Insurance
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High Point Wall Paper Company
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