New York by Bridge at Dusk A Hum of Human Hive
Special correspondence describes Manhattan as a dense natural monopoly with a dramatic view from the Brooklyn Bridge at sunset. It notes crowds surging onto the bridge from New Jersey vantage points and the blare of trains, bells, and street vendors as 100000 city workers head home to Brooklyn each hour.
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Seventeen Year Locust Tales From Iowa Narrator
In southeastern Iowa residents fear locusts they expect to swarm but the writer suggests these are not true seventeen year locusts. He recalls past outbreaks in 1851 1868 and 1885 and notes the pests cause little damage to fruit grain or grass while crickets and grasshoppers in the area provoked prayers and miraculous bird swarms.
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