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The same methods which converted the island of Cuba from a pest hole, which menaced the health of the world, into a healthful place of abode, have been applied on the Isthmus with satisfactory results.
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Roosevelt draws a parallel between health improvements in Cuba and those in the Isthmus, showcasing effective methods.
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