Aztec Ball Players and the First Magnitude
A New York Sun piece reviews Aztec ball games long before Cortes and the Spaniards. It describes fotologue played in a tiadice court with rubber or gold balls, minimal gear, and holes in stone disks as scoring, noting agilities, hand rules, and lavish prizes of jewels and feathers. Montezuma reportedly favored the gold-ball version, challenging Cortes to matches while the Spaniards reportedly failed to adopt the game.
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Berlin scandal exposes pianist's month prison sentence
Berlin police uncovered a society scandal at a night club where men dominated the crowd while a female pianist sang suggestive ditties that drew applause. A raid yielded names. a princess’s presence shielded most patrons, leaving the pianist to serve a one month sentence.
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In Milwaukee a 24 year old man named Charles Smoot allowed a pint of healthy blood to be transfused into his dying wife at an emergency hospital. He insisted on the operation after being told the blood transfusion might save her life, but she died within an hour.
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