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 == Cabinet of President T Roosevelt not shown. == 

 Virtually every Wiki article on US Presidents includes the complete listing of the President's cabinet, showing their terms of office, etc. The TR article has no mention of his cabinet(s). Shouldn't it be included? 

 I found a useful looking starting pointing at a convenient www site: 
 http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h1435.html 

 == Full maiden name of First Lady == 

 The full maiden name of First Lady Roosevelt was Edith Kermit Carow, but the linked article has her as Edith Roosevelt, so my change was obvious.  

 == Roosevelt´s travel to Brazil == 

 In 1901 or 1904, Roosevelt joined an expetition led by Candido Mariano Rondon to the countryside of Brazil in which they discovered a river. Based on this trip he wrote ´Through Brazilian Wilderness`.  
 In an issue of ´The New York Times´ released in 1991 or 1992, it is said that Roosevelt  
 had contracted a tropical disease while in Brazil. 
 :: This is the first time I´m editing. I hope this information will be useful 
 Unsigned comment by  at 23:22 on 22/01/2009. 

 Thanks but we already have this noted in the article under '1913–1914 South American Expedition'.    

 == Food and Drug Administration == 

 Theodore Roosevelt was instrumental in setting legislative courses in motion that would eventually lead to the advent of the Food and Drug Administration. He did so after a combination of two experiences: his time in Cuba with the US Army, where he saw many of his men get disgustingly sick on badly preserved meat rations supplied by American firms (who supplied the forces on a bid system similar to today's); and Upton Sinclair's novel The Jungle. Roosevelt was often swayed by literature, and also by his personal experiences in the military. The two combined served as a mighty motivation in his food and drug policies.   22:55, 2005 Jun 14 (UTC) 

 == Small question == 

 There is no mention of Roosvelt's eccentric coffee drinking why is that? I was watching the History channel and it was mentioned, I went and looked on Wikipedia to clarify and it is not here! I found it on some other websites though. Apparently, he drank up to 1 gallon of coffee a day, I think that is worth noting. I have never edited a wiki entry, and would rather not mess anything up that everyone worked so hard on and I'm not even sure if most of you would consider adding this. Anyways, I will leave it up to the main contributors of this article whether to add this small detail or not. Thanks! 

 Answer:  You're absolutely right on the coffee. In the ""TR Rex"" bio, Morris mentions TR's breakfasts ""laced as usual by vast infusions of caffeine, served only to stoke Roosevelt's energy."" pg 17-18. Interesting point. Let's add it under interesting facts.  1:10, 23 Feb 2006 (UTC)  
 
 Addendum: The quote used by Maxwell House Coffee, ""Good To The Last Drop"", is a quote from Theodore Rooseve