Monroe Doctrine Under Strain Amid Venezuela Turmoil
A Tribune letter and editorial excerpt discuss the Monroe doctrine's risk as Central and South American governance falters. It argues greater external pressure and the US role in guiding regional progress, warning against half measures and urging decisive action to prevent outside powers from imposing solutions.
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Venezuela
Great Britain
United States
Central
South America
Venesuelke
Fractured Phrase Points to Hidden Punchline
A garbled line hints at a long running joke with possible evidence of a payoff or punchline. The text suggests confirmation of an intended humor despite unclear wording. The claim centers on a supposedly finished proof of the joke’s existence.
Tuberculosis Care Urged as Civic Duty
The piece argues for open hospital facilities for tuberculosis patients and for a community effort to provide isolation wards and life extending care. It stresses Christian charity and civic responsibility, comparing TB care to essential services like schools and post offices.
Local Sanatorium Push Faces Funding Hurdles
The article lauds medical science’s role in fighting consumption and urges broader public education and a wholesale campaign. It notes a local sanatorium plan, anticipates increased financial support, and mentions a Washington group prepared to test adulterated foods with preserved meat to settle consumer concerns. It cautions against reigniting the embalmed beef debate.
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Mosely Sees Trade Unions Won’t Permanently Level Society
Alfred Mosely, an English visitor leading a five week study of American industrial conditions, argues the union leveling trend harms initiative and capacity. He cites the parable of the talents and Scripture to claim natural talent and ambition cannot be equalized by labor leaders, predicting the leveling tendency will not endure.
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U S Factories Shift Exports Through Early 19th Century
A historical view traces U S manufacture exports from 1700s to the early 1800s, noting share growth and total value milestones. It cites rising manufacturing shares of total exports, regional distribution, and key goods like copper, mineral oil, iron and steel, leather, and agricultural implements, with Europe and North America as major destinations.
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Oceanten
Africa
United States
Europe
Workshop of Civilization Exports Rise in United States
Special correspondence from Washington reports that manufacturing exports make up 22.61 percent of total exports in the first ten months, a record high for the period. The Bureau of Statistics projects calendar year exports of manufactured goods near 413 million dollars, surpassing most years except the exceptional 1900s peak.
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