The Tropics as a Future World Food Source
In the December dispatch Frederic J. Haskin explains rising food prices push interest to the tropics as a vast potential for new farming. He cites Panama Canal gains, sanitary advances, and better transit as opening tropics for intensive cultivation guided by expert O. F. Cook, who cautions temperate regions may overstate tropical gains.
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Pinex cough syrup and tropical agriculture debate
An advertisement touts Pinex cough syrup as a cheap, effective remedy for bronchitis and croup. The article then discusses tropical agriculture, arguing sugar and cacao exports depend on permanent crops and better shipment methods. It suggests bananas, avocados, and cacao as key tropical crops for future production.
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Parole Board Baffled By Fake Kill Letter
A Des Moines report recalls Ed Smith, a parole violator, who asked for pardon while in England Army. The board ignored a prior request. A later letter on military letterhead claiming his death was signed with Smith's handwriting.
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Reichstag Meeting Tuesday to Hear Chancellor on Southeast Front
Berlin reports the Reichstag will assemble next Tuesday to hear the imperial chancellor explain the new military situation on the southeast front via Sayville dispatch.
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