Guatemala Lakes and Rivers Inspire Worldly Wanderer
The narrator extols Guatemala's lake districts and Central American rivers as a land of promise rich in scenery and climate. He sails from Livingston to Puerto Barrios, visits Lake Yzabal and Amatitlan, notes the vast Peten region with Flores, and describes San Felipe fort ruins, the Polochic rubber estate, and Atitlan crater lake framed by volcanoes. The piece blends travelogue with geologic and ethnographic detail.
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Mexico
Panama
Central America
Vastield
Guatemala
Central American
Gulf of Mexico
British Honduras
United Fruit Company
Peten
Yzabal
Amatitlan
Gulf of Amatique
Livingston
Rio Dulce
Hotel Rio Dulce
Pansoa
Polochic
Saguenay
Walla of Green
Gulf of Golfete
Sierras de Las Minas
Santacruz Mountains
San Felipe
Hernando Cortez
Honduras
Yaabel
Poltochic
Coban
Lake Azabal
Panzos
Tinajas
Guatemala Central Railroad
San Andres
Flores
Lake Amatitlan
Guatemala City
Pacific Ocean
San Jose
Laguna
Agua
Fuego
Mother Nature
Atitlan
Alvarado
Spain
San Lucas
Atitlans
San Pedro
Cerro del Oro
Solola
Godines
Switzerland
The Starling at New York Cathedral Organ
A starling occupies a niche high above the organ at Cathedral of St. John the Divine in Morningside Heights. The bird builds a nest, plans to rear young, and attends organ concerts, swelled throat in rhythm but quiets when the organ dominates, proving a keen listener and admirer of the music.
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New York
St. John the Divine
Morningside Heights
Starling
Greatest heady play in minor league history remembered
A 1898 Lancaster Allentown game near Penn Pennant race era features Piggy Ward of Lancaster taking a hit off his bald head to save a run. Ollie Smith hit a hard ball that redirected, Ward ducked and headed the ball, Sprogle threw Smith out at first, Lancaster won next inning. Narrator recalls it as the greatest heady play seen.
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Lancaster
Allentown
Ollie Smith
Sprogle
Smith
Piggy Ward
Piggy
Ward
Sprogie
Sam la Roque
Reach
W. G. Chapman
Missing Fable Sparks Debate on Home Ownership
Aesop drafts a fable in response to a suburbanite’s quip that owning is cheaper than renting. The piece hints at opportunity seen and missed, framing a moral about property and finance within a satirical modern setting.
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Aesop
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James Delehanty
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