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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1898
Page
6
J Carter Beard discusses the relationship between skull geometry and intellect in The Scientific American. He argues the gnathic index or facial angle links to cognitive capacity, noting Homo sapiens’ vertical posture and the distinct upright stance setting humans apart from apes and other mammals.
The Cuban junta counsel H S Rubens says Cubans are overjoyed at independence aims and will cooperate with the United States to establish a peaceful stable government. He doubts annexation will be put to the Cuban people and notes Cubans seek dignity by proving self government and support republican institutions.
The Washington Post notes vast untapped Philippine resources with gold placers and quartz, copper, iron, coal, and rich hemp for rope and binding twine. It cites centuries of native gold washing and predicts development under Yankee enterprise could rival South Africa and Alaska, with exports like cigars, copra, woods, shells, indigo, and coffee.
The article describes Manila climate and fashion with year round heat, white duck outfits for men, and religious and colonial influences. It notes annual home leave for foreign mercantile staff, monthly vacations, and holidays for saints and various nationalities, stressing sinfulness in not observing saint days.
Brazil sells warships to the United States amid a global coffee glut where prices fall to 5 cents a pound on regular contracts. Brazil's export duties suffer as revenue drops, sparking fears of debt payments while U S purchases allow the nation to meet obligations.
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