Practical Good Neighbor Idea in Latin America Trade Policy
A wartime column urges the United States to develop new supply sources in Latin America for rubber, manila hemp, palm oil and quinine to reduce reliance on Far East imports. It cites United Fruit Company as leading a postwar plan to assist regional production, arguing for preferential tariffs and regional self sufficiency to strengthen health and national security.
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United States
Pacific
State Department
New World
United Fruit Company
Far East
Southern Pacific
Australasia
Latin America
Latin- Ameria
Latin-America
North
South America
Francis P. Garvan
Chetical Foundation, Inc
Henry A. Wallace
Central
United Fruit Plan
Orient
Quintite
Batwan
Corregidor
United Trust Company
Ameria
Empyema Causes and Treatments in Chest Infections
Historical medical notes describe empyema as a feared complication after pneumonia and other infections. It outlines causes from pneumococcus to streptococcus, with drainage and antiseptic measures, including Dakin's solution, advised depending on infection type and patient condition.
Use of sulfonamide drugs in empyema cases
Dr H N Bundesen discusses sulfonamide drugs and their uncertain value in empyema. Infection may be controlled while the drugs are given but can reappear if treatment stops. Physicians decide when to use them, and patients recovering from pneumonia should consult a doctor if fever or breathing difficulties return. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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King
Syn
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Xendett
Breamr
Odds and Ends A Modern Passenger Jonamotiyr Of Steam Type Coats
A garbled entry notes modern passenger items and steam type coats priced from 80 600 to 9170 009 with unclear figures. Mentions Kinhwa as China’s capital of Che Klang provisen, a walled city with elephant peala.
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Kinhwa
Hull Address Signals No Compromise On War Aims
State Secretary Hull's wartime radio speech stressed no compromise in defense of freedom. Officials warned neutrals like Argentina against neutrality while exposing Russian front dynamics and German advances near Rostov and Stalingrad. Hull favored international cooperation over a single world order, hinting at reforms to balance power without a universal league.
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Russia
Argentina
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Stalingrad
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Leningrad
Moscow
Astrakhan
Murmansk
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League of Nations
Union
Peace by Education Across Nations, Postwar Plan
Postwar talks favor peace through global education starting in childhood. The speaker argues schools should teach tolerance by exchanging students and scholars across borders, empowering youths to know other cultures. He warns against fear of strangers and urges international cooperation to prevent future war.
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Cecil Rhodes
Railroad delays and traffic control plans in 1922 city notes
Pacific railroad seeks a two year delay in the Ban Antonio Ban Angola project and the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. City officials Phil Wright Albert C. Van Hiper and Traffic Lieut Miller prepare to study Houston’s new tower traffic control system in the days ahead.
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Autlet
Mie Bouthert
Pacific Raiiroar
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Comingstoner
Phil Wright
Albert C. van Hiper
T. ©. Miller
Houston
World knowledge and brotherhood for lasting peace
Elsie Robinson urges practical education and cross national contact to end bigotry in the United States. She argues ignorance across regions fuels prejudice, calls for youth to lead toward world brotherhood, and questions the high cost of division versus the cost of war. Distribute knowledge, keep the faith, and be your brother’s keeper.
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Courag Ib
Oain
King
Reading replaces luxuries in wartime life
A column urges frugal living during wartime, arguing readers can find real pleasure in books and simple activities. It notes England as an example, where evenings are spent reading instead of costly entertainments. The piece encourages walking, cycling, and home projects over expensive outings and social events.
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England
Bine
la UK
Old Fashioned Pastimes Than Modern Conveniences
By Helen Rowland the piece contrasts grandmothers quiet crafts with modern entertainments. It praises knitting gardening sewing and embroidery as timeless pleasures that do not require gasoline or technology while warning against overvaluing romance and social activities as a supposed upgrade.
Those Texans By James Farber Treasure Lore in San Antonio
A fragmentary account notes a rumored buried fortune of up to 965000 on a San Antonio villa once used by the army military police. The piece recounts legends, seekers, and diversions from fortune tellers to divining rods, with references to Francos Gilbeau, a late 19th century mayor and long resident who owned the mansion.
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Storia
Gilbenn Maneioy
San Antonio
Romes
Nearch
Francos
Gilbeau
France
San Anto- Alo
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