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Edition: Online-Ausg. Chester, Vt NewsBank, inc 2007 U.S. Congressional Serial Set, 1817-1980

Series Statement: United States congressional serial set serial set no. 9464

Note: A cup of chocolate, by Jose Maria Vergara y Vergara, p. 823 , A fifty million dollar orange from Brazil and other gifts of the Americas to the citrus fruit industry, by T. Ralph Robinson, p. 1145 , A new steamship for the Andes, by L.S. Blaisdell, p. 835 , A review of the fourth Pan American Commercial Conference, by Adam Carter, p. 1237 , Bogota, Colombia, by His Excellency Dr. Fabio Lozano Torrijos, p. 1113 , Character and distribution of Latin American foreign trade, by Guillermo A. Suro, p. 1053 , Children's court work and reformatories in Peru, by Mercedes Gallagher de Park, p. 1134 , Chilean folk music, by Humberto Allende, p. 917 , Christmas in Mexico, by Jose Tercero, p. 1232 , Communications, the keystone of Western civilization, by C.C. Martin, p. 1030 , Foreign investments in the American republics, by William Manger, Ph.D., p. 1064 , Foreword: Significance of the Pan American conferences, by L.S. Rowe, Ph.D., LL.D., p. 989 , From Buenos Aires to the Great Falls of the Iguazu, by Rosa Graciola Valdes Lopez de Miro, p. 889 , Guatemala and Don Pedro de Alvarado, by Lily Aguirre de Brewer, p. 744 , Latin America and the queen of flowers, by George T. Moore, Ph.D., p. 804 , Latin America, land of enchantment for the tourist, by C. Keech Ludewig, p. 1078 , Lithographs of Taxco, Mexico, by Roberto Montenegro, p. 946 , No. 10 (October, 1931), p. 989 , No. 11 (November, 1931), p. 1113 , No. 12 (December, 1931), p. 1213 , No. 7 (July, 1931), p. 681 , No. 8 (August, 1931), p. 797 , No. 9 (September, 1931), p. 889 , O Aleijadinho, the little cripple of Minas Geraes, by Angel Guido, p. 813 , Pages listed in the Contents Note reflect printed page numbers within successive, separately paginated parts of the publication , Pagination continues from preceding publication, after prefatory material, at p. 681 , Pan American Day throughout the Americas, compiled by Enrique Coronado, p. 684 , Paraguay: Its discovery and settlement, its two languages, and its products and customs, by Pablo M. Ynsfran, p. 1217 , Table of contents (No. 10), p. III , Table of contents (No. 11), p. III , Table of contents (No. 12), p. III , Table of contents (No. 7), p. III , Table of contents (No. 8), p. III , Table of contents (No. 9), p. III , The Galapagos Islands, or Colon Archipelago, by H. Korwin, p. 1140 , The Magdalena River of Colombia, by Major L.M. Gray, p. 731 , The centenary of the death of James Monroe, by A. Curtis Wilgus, Ph.D., p. 703 , The development of commercial treaties in the Americas, by Wallace McClure, Ph.D., p. 991 , The poetry of Leopoldo Lugones, by Alfredo Ortiz Vargas, p. 1245 , The present status of the Inter-American Highway, by E.W. James, p. 719 , The second international coffee conference, by C.R. Cameron, p. 901 , The seventh American Scientific Congress, by Dr. Alfonso Pruneda, p. 1127 , Trade of the United States with Latin America -- fiscal year ended June 30, 1930, by Matilda Phillips, p. 916 , University autonomy in Paraguay, by His Excellency Juan Jose Soler, p. 841 , Victoria Regia, by Maria Sabina de Albuquerque, p. 1131 , What Mexico offers to the tourist, by Eyler N. Simpson, Ph.D., p. 1039 , © 2007 by NewsBank, Inc. All rights reserved

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Series Statement: United States congressional serial set serial set no. 9630

Note: A colonial church in Paraguay, by Pablo Alborno, p. 700 , A messenger of good will: The launching of the S.S. "Santa Paula," Grace Line (Panama mail service); excerpts of an address by L.S. Rowe, p. 502 , A tribute to Washington, by Ricardo J. Alfaro, p. 493 , Air-minded Latin America, by Adam Carter, p. 794 , An investment which pays dividends, by Heloise Brainerd, p. 852 , Andres Bello, a great contributor to international law, by Miguel Cruchaga Tocornal, p. 673 , Buenos Aires new and old, by C.J. Videla-Rivero, p. 621 , Cassava: An economic plant native to Latin America, by Jose L. Colom, p. 639 , Feminism in Argentina, by Ada Strozzi, p. 565 , Fermin Tanguis, father of Peruvian cotton, by Jose L. Colom, p. 718 , Financial measures taken in Colombia to meet the economic crisis, by Guillermo A. Suro, p. 806 , In the Inca empire, by Nelly Merino Carvallo, p. 694 , Inter-American financial and economic stability, by William Manger, Ph.D., p. 534 , Jose Matias Delgado, by Victor Jerez, p. 749 , Little Mexico note, by Thea Goldschmidt, p. 827 , Medical research in Latin America (Part II), by A.A. Moll, p. 863 , Medical research in Latin America, by A.A. Moll, Ph.D., p. 779 , No. 10 (October, 1932), p. 673 , No. 11 (November, 1932), p. 749 , No. 12 (December, 1932), p. 825 , No. 7 (July, 1932), p. 457 , No. 8 (August, 1932), p. 533 , No. 9 (September, 1932), p. 605 , Over the Andes to the Amazon, by Graham M. Ker, p. 630 , Pages listed in the Contents Note reflect printed page numbers within successive, separately paginated parts of the publication , Pagination continues from preceding publication, after prefatory material, at p. 681 , Pan American Day, 1932, by Enrique Coronado Suarez, p. 572 , Sao Vicente, the small beginning of a great nation, by Spencer Vampre, p. 677 , Silver in the west and east, by Herbert M. Bratter, p. 832 , Sucre, by Juan Andres Cuello Freyre, p. 696 , Table of contents (No. 10), p. III , Table of contents (No. 11), p. III , Table of contents (No. 12), p. III , Table of contents (No. 7), p. III , Table of contents (No. 8), p. III , Table of contents (No. 9), p. III , Tarija, by Luis Azurduy, p. 698 , The Guatemalan Indians, by Lilly de Jongh Osborne, p. 651 , The National Library of Argentina, by Gerald Herbert Sandy, p. 681 , The achievements of the Pan American Union: A letter by John Bassett Moore, LL.D., p. 500 , The essentials of Pan Americanism: An address by Dr. Orestes Ferrara, p. 497 , The gold rivers of Honduras, by A. Hooton Blackiston, p. 559 , The past and present of ocean shipping in the Americas, by C. Keech Ludewig, p. 610 , The silver centuries, by Adam Carter, p. 847 , Trends of immigration in the Americas, by William A. Reid, p. 710 , United States trade with Latin America, fiscal year 1931-32, by Matilda Phillips, p. 720 , Uruguayan music, by "Elisabetta," p. 763 , Washington as an internationalist, by Albert Bushnell Hart, LL.D., p. 474 , Washington at the centenary of Bolivar: Statue and mementos in Caracas, by Aristides Rojas, p. 507 , Washington's influence on the early spirit of independence in Brazil, by Annie D'Armond Marchant, p. 504 , © 2007 by NewsBank, Inc. All rights reserved , English , Spanish

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Edition: Online-Ausg. Chester, Vt NewsBank, inc 2007 U.S. Congressional Serial Set, 1817-1980

Series Statement: United States congressional serial set serial set no. 9629

Note: A naturalist in Honduras, by James A.G. Rehn, p. 390 , Agricultural cooperation in the Americas, by Adam Carter, p. 279 , Columbus as seen by his contemporaries, by Dorothy Pletcher Howerth, p. 364 , Educational beacons in Colombia, by Francisca Radke, Ph.D. and Concha Romero James, p. 30 , Foreword, by L.S. Rowe, Ph.D., LL.D., p. 229 , Index (Vol. LXVI), p. I , Introduction to Montalvo, by His Excellency Senor Don Gonzalo Zaldumbide, p. 383 , Juan Zorrilla de San Martin, by Beatrice Newhall, p. 96 , Junior Red Cross in Peru, by Dr. Antonio Ayllon Pastor, p. 425 , Latin American foreign trade in 1930, by Mathilda Phillips, p. 112 , Latin American foreign trade in 1930, by Matilda Phillips, p. 194 , Midwinter's eve in Brazil, by Anyda Marchant, p. 103 , New avenues of cultural approach between the nations of America, by Henry Kittredge Norton, p. 77 , No. 1 (January, 1932), p. 1 , No. 2 (February, 1932), p. 77 , No. 3 (March, 1932), p. 153 , No. 5 (May, 1932), p. 305 , No. 6 (June, 1932), p. 381 , Pages listed in the Contents Note reflect printed page numbers within successive, separately paginated parts of the publication , Pan American cooperation in public health work, by Bolivar J. Lloyd, M.D., p. 246 , Pan American student clubs, by Heloise Brainerd, p. 277 , Seeing Latin American products enter United States industries, by William A. Reid, p. 38 , South American courtesy, by Stephen P. Duggan, Ph.D., LL.D., p. 241 , Table of contents (No. 1), p. III , Table of contents (No. 2), p. III , Table of contents (No. 3), p. III , Table of contents (No. 4), p. III , Table of contents (No. 5), p. III , Table of contents (No. 6), p. III , Taking your car to Cuba, by Enrique Coronado Suarez, p. 17 , The Columbus Memorial Lighthouse architectural competition, by C. Keech Ludewig, p. 309 , The Columbus Memorial Lighthouse competition: Ceremony of award of prizes, by Albert Kelsey, F.A.I.A., p. 321 , The Columbus Memorial Lighthouse design, by J.L. Gleave, A.R.I.B.A., p. 343 , The International Conference on Calendar Reform, by Meredith N. Stiles, p. 419 , The Mexican ballet-symphony "H.P.," by Harry L. Hewes, p. 421 , The Pan American Union as the permanent organ of the International American Conferences, by William Manger, Ph.D., p. 261 , The Volcan region of Panama, by Marcel J. Bussard, p. 24 , The coat of arms of Lima, by E. Harth-Terre, p. 180 , The evolution of Pan Americanism, by Dr. Luis Anderson, p. 230 , The monument to the discoverer of America and its significance, by L.S. Rowe, Ph.D., LL.D., p. 308 , The rivers and lakes of Haiti, by Luc Dorsinville, p. 188 , The third Pan American Postal Congress, by Irving L. Glover, p. 169 , The treasure of Monte Alban, by Beatrice Newhall, p. 405 , Through Matto Grosso, by C.R. Cameron, p. 155 , United States trade with Latin America in 1931, by Mathilda Phillips, p. 259 , Western Cuba: Land of sunshine and fine tobacco, by Hugh Hammond Bennett, p. 2 , © 2007 by NewsBank, Inc. All rights reserved

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Series Statement: United States congressional serial set serial set no. 9727

Note: "Heigh-ho, come to the fair," by Elizabeth Lineback Ledig, p. 385 , A message for Pan American Day, by the Hon. John Russell Moore, p. 309 , A scientific resurrection: The Mutis herbarium at Madrid, by Ellsworth P. Killip, p. 162 , Agricultural policies in Cuba, by Joseph C. Rocca, p. 109 , Argentina plans good roads, by Lyle A. Brookover, p. 121 , Barro Colorado Island, by T. Barbour, p. 43 , Bolivia speaks in the art of Antonio Sotomayor, by Jehanne Bietry Salinger, p. 16 , City government in Spanish-American capitals, by Jose Tercero, p. 171 , Commercial interdependence of the Americas, by Julian G. Zier, p. 197 , Diamantina, first diamond center of Brazil, by Annie d'Armond Marchant, p. 87 , El Salvador, by Lilly de Jongh Osborne, p. 181 , Elliot O'Hara's watercolors of South America, by Leila Mechlin, p. 355 , Following the Southern Cross in Chile, by Ruth Sedgwick, p. 145 , Francisco de Miranda in the United States, by Curtis Wilgus, p. 484 , Francisco de Miranda, by L.S. Rowe, p. 429 , Francisco de Miranda, by Vicente Davila, p. 467 , Fruit store puzzles: Tropical delicacies finding new friends, by T. Ralph Robinson, p. 101 , Gold from North and South America, by Percy E. Barbour, p. 362 , Gold of the Indies, fancied and real, by Adam Carter, p. 370 , Guatemala, a new objective for tourists, by Cameron Rogers, p. 21 , Index (Vol. LXVII), p. I , Invocacion a Palma (poem), by Jose Galvez, p. 77 , Miranda and the revolution in Europe and America, by C. Parra-Perez, p. 452 , No. 1 (January, 1933), p. 1 , No. 2 (February, 1933), p. 69 , No. 3 (March, 1933), p. 145 , No. 4 (April, 1933), p. 221 , No. 5 (May, 1933), p. 353 , No. 6 (June, 1933), p. 429 , Pages listed in the Contents Note reflect printed page numbers within successive, separately paginated parts of the publication , Recent changes in the petroleum industry of Latin America, by John W. Frey, p. 398 , Ricardo Palma, vignette by Jose Galvez, p. 75 , Stories told in stamps, by Adam Carter, p. 203 , Summer study in Spanish America, by Heloise Brainerd, p. 381 , Table of contents (No. 1), p. III , Table of contents (No. 2), p. III , Table of contents (No. 3), p. III , Table of contents (No. 4), p. III , Table of contents (No. 5), p. III , Table of contents (No. 6), p. III , The Miranda archives, by Beatrice Newhall, p. 491 , The countess's powder, by Ricardo Palma, p. 78 , The many-sided Miranda: A few glimpses of his American and English connections, p. 497 , The rich coast, by John M. Keith, p. 30 , The unswerving ideal of Francisco Miranda, by Orestes Ferrara, p. 443 , Travel in the Americas, p. 221 , © 2007 by NewsBank, Inc. All rights reserved , English , Spanish

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Author information: Gálvez, José 1885-1957

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Series Statement: United States congressional serial set serial set no. 9728

Note: A bridge of flowers, by Clarissa Greene, p. 664 , A eulogy of Bolivar on the sesquicentennial of his birth, by Gonzalo Zaldumbide, p. 605 , A few words on Argentine music, by C.J. Videla-Rivero, p. 795 , A trip to Rio de Janeiro, by Paul Mecklenburg, p. 697 , Agricultural price-supporting measures in Latin America, by Myer Lynsky, p. 567 , An Argentine estancia, by Robert Moore, p. 651 , Argentine artists show in Washington, by Arthur Stanley Riggs, p. 634 , Finlay, sanitary pioneer and benefactor of mankind, by Aristides A. Moll, p. 935 , Forestry in Brazil, by William T. Cox, p. 711 , Forty years of trade with the Latin American republics, by Guillermo A. Suro, p. 760 , Hipolito Unanue: 1755-1833, by Jose de la Riva Aguero, p. 513 , Insects beware, by Llewellyn Williams, p. 659 , Jose Bonifacio, patriarch of Brazilian independence, by Max Fleiuss, p. 693 , Latin American foreign trade in 1932: Imports, exports, and balance of trade, by Matilda Phillips, p. 641 , Life zones in the Andes of Venezuela, by Carlos E. Chardon, p. 620 , Making a textile collection, by Lilly de Jongh Osborne, p. 947 , Manuel Amador Guerrero, by Ricardo J. Alfaro, p. 527 , Mapping from the air, by R.S. Patton, p. 801 , Medical training in Mexico: Some highlights in its history, by Adam Carter, p. 850 , Mexico's roads, by William Harrison Furlong, p. 732 , No. 10 (October, 1933), p. 757 , No. 11 (November, 1933), p. 825 , No. 12 (December, 1933), p. 893 , No. 7 (July, 1933), p. 513 , No. 8 (August, 1933), p. 605 , No. 9 (September, 1933), p. 681 , Pages listed in the Contents Note reflect printed page numbers within successive, separately paginated parts of the publication , Pagination continues from preceding publication, after prefatory material, at p. 513 , Pan American Day in 1933, by Adam Carter, p. 643 , Some lesser known commodities of commerce, by William A. Reid, p. 781 , Some sixteenth-century histories and historians of America (Part 1), by A. Curtis Wilgus, p. 558 , Some sixteenth-century histories and historians of America (Part II), by A. Curtis Wilgus, p. 741 , Table of contents (No. 10), p. III , Table of contents (No. 11), p. III , Table of contents (No. 12), p. III , Table of contents (No. 7), p. III , Table of contents (No. 8), p. III , Table of contents (No. 9), p. III , The Oliveira Lima collection, by Alexander d'Armond Marchant, p. 721 , The University of Chile: Some new features of university life, by Enrique L. Marshall, p. 923 , The bibliography of Simon Bolivar, by A. Curtis Wilgus, p. 618 , The evolution of international American conferences, by William Manger, p. 769 , The independence of Brazil, by Hildebrando Accioly, p. 682 , The new Peruvian painting, by Carlos Raygada, p. 907 , The plains of Haiti, by Luc Dorsinville, p. 668 , The quadricentennial of the founding of Cartagena de Indias, by Enrique Coronado Suarez, p. 825 , The silk industry in Brazil, by C.R. Cameron, p. 857 , United States trade with Latin America in 1932, by Matilda Phillips, p. 565 , © 2007 by NewsBank, Inc. All rights reserved , English , Spanish

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ISBN: 1-282-30497-6 , 9786612304972 , 1-58843-800-7

Content: Travelers who have spent time on the main island of Puerto Rico may have a "eureka!" moment upon arriving on the fantasy islands of Vieques or Culebra. The brightly colored cottages, tranquility and time­less feel of the so-called Spanish Virgin Islands immediately set them apart from the overpopulated borinquen (Puerto Rican) mainland, and the friendly local vibe is contagious. After just a day or two on either island, you'll find yourself exchanging smiles and waves with each passerby as though you'd spent your whole life here. And why not? Once you step on shore, the exact details of your life before arrival begin to seem fuzzy and indistinct. Geologically, Vieques and Culebra are part of the island chain that includes the Virgin Islands, not the landmass of Puerto Rico proper. It's more than a symbolic difference. Both islands are refreshingly free of the strip malls, franchise outlets and concrete that characterize what locals refer to (with a vague wave of the hand westward) as Puerto Rico. Neither island has even a single stoplight. Keep an eye out for hybrid characters we call boricua Rastafarians, who speak Spanish slowly and wear dread­locks tucked beneath oversize knitted caps. Things are definitely more laid-back here. At the exact spot where the Greater and Lesser Antilles meet, steel drums and reggae music are heard nearly as often as salsa and merengue. Vieques and Culebra are still quiet getaways meant for those seeking natural splendor and a desolate beach, not busy nightlife or the pampering of a luxury resort. Kayaking or boating to more than two dozen uninhabited cays, exploring mangroves and subtropical dry forests, snorkeling and diving through unearthly submarine gardens and relaxing in the sun keep most people "busy." If a romantic stroll along miles of deserted, sugary sand is your fantasy, get here fast! The virginity of

Content: Vieques and Culebra won't last forever. This guide is taken from our complete guide to Puerto Rico. It also includes an extensive introduction to Puerto Rico as a whole, with detailed information on the history, culture, how to get there and how to get around, music & dance, festivals, and much more.

Note: Description based upon print version of record. , Introduction; The Land; History; Government; The Economy; Climate; Flora & Fauna; The People; Language; Religion; Music & Dance; Art & Culture; Food: A Taste of PuertoRico; Festivals & Events , English

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Note: c 1983 , Giant steps. Impressions. 26 - 2. Up against the wall. Dear Lord. A love supreme. Mr.Day. Countdown

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Content: Travelers who have spent time on the main island of Puerto Rico may have a "eureka!" moment upon arriving on the fantasy islands of Vieques or Culebra. The brightly colored cottages, tranquility and time­less feel of the so-called Spanish Virgin Islands immediately set them apart from the overpopulated borinquen (Puerto Rican) mainland, and the friendly local vibe is contagious. After just a day or two on either island, you'll find yourself exchanging smiles and waves with each passerby as though you'd spent your whole life here. And why not? Once you step on shore, the exact details of your life before arrival begin to seem fuzzy and indistinct. Geologically, Vieques and Culebra are part of the island chain that includes the Virgin Islands, not the landmass of Puerto Rico proper. It's more than a symbolic difference. Both islands are refreshingly free of the strip malls, franchise outlets and concrete that characterize what locals refer to (with a vague wave of the hand westward) as Puerto Rico. Neither island has even a single stoplight. Keep an eye out for hybrid characters we call boricua Rastafarians, who speak Spanish slowly and wear dread­locks tucked beneath oversize knitted caps. Things are definitely more laid-back here. At the exact spot where the Greater and Lesser Antilles meet, steel drums and reggae music are heard nearly as often as salsa and merengue. Vieques and Culebra are still quiet getaways meant for those seeking natural splendor and a desolate beach, not busy nightlife or the pampering of a luxury resort. Kayaking or boating to more than two dozen uninhabited cays, exploring mangroves and subtropical dry forests, snorkeling and diving through unearthly submarine gardens and relaxing in the sun keep most people "busy." If a romantic stroll along miles of deserted, sugary sand is your fantasy, get here fast! The virginity of

Content: Vieques and Culebra won't last forever. This guide is taken from our complete guide to Puerto Rico. It also includes an extensive introduction to Puerto Rico as a whole, with detailed information on the history, culture, how to get there and how to get around, music & dance, festivals, and much more.

Note: Description based upon print version of record. , Introduction; The Land; History; Government; The Economy; Climate; Flora & Fauna; The People; Language; Religion; Music & Dance; Art & Culture; Food: A Taste of PuertoRico; Festivals & Events , English

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