Mexico Around by Max Miller Moves Through Mexico
Max Miller profiles Mexico from south to north in a new series Mexico Around issued by Reynal and Hitchcock. He observes labor unions beggars and a hidden convent in Puebla, noting contrasts between ancient ruins and modern chaos while avoiding tourist hotspots.
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Miller views Mexico City life and Zapata era in travel notes
A review of a travel book covers Miller’s Mexico City chapters focusing on urban life, cockfighting and bullfighting with humane critique, then details on General Zapata’s era and Ortiz. The author argues no outsider can fully know Mexico, citing varied local character and truth.
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Ten-Eared Corncob Marlin Farm Shocks Locals
A freak corncob with ten ears grew on the farm of J. F. Dulaney in Marlin Texas. The unusually formed cob was nearly circular about the size of a grapefruit and bore well-developed kernels on all ten ears.
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