Castorcaro plots to aid Sun Loc siege against the duke
In a council with Castrocaro present, the duke learns Sun Loc castle can only fall by starvation. Castrocaro is sent to Bianca with news of her ill father in San Leo and may be used to aid the assault. The duke offers Castrocaro governorship if he helps, though capture means death.
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Castrocaro
Sun Loc
Cesare
Caestrocaro
Bianca
San Leo
Blanca
Borgia
Messer Corvinus
Corvinus
Corella
Naldo
Forlivese
Ramiro de Lorqua
Romagna
Della Volpe
Lorenzo Castrocaro
Nella Volpe
Ring
Urbino
Floravanti
Delta Volpe
Floravantisa
Venice
Tolentino
Ella Volpe
Castrocnro
Messer Della Volpe
Cuastrocaro
Cesare Borgia
Castrocnaro
Condottiero
Mantegna
Guidobaldo
Agablto Gherardi
Madone Bianca
Floravantl
Sun Leo
Madonna Stanca
Meselek
Castrocino
Madonna Bianca
Ines
Delia Volpe
Echfed
Messer Lorenzo
Leo
Candottiero
Madonna Binnen de’ Floravanti
Agnbito
Agabhito
Madonna Blanca
Voravyanti
Sesena
Valentinois
Unes
Fioravanti
Gastrocaro
Messer
Lorenzo
Hehatee Ee
Peter Waa Este
Inside Information For Housekeepers
A narrative fragment describes Cesare Borgia's siege council and a planned night entry into San Leo by Lorenzo Castrocaro as key to defeating Urbino's fortress. Parallel text offers household tips on cooking eggs, dressmaking, food storage, bedbugs, rodents, and family menus for children.
Extension Service Expands With New Marketing Staff
The Iowa State College extension service announces a larger program of economics and marketing work led by director R. K. Bliss. New staff appointments include Frank Robotka dedicating full time to elevator business practices and grain marketing education, with past experience in Minnesota and Iowa. W. D. Termohlen will lead educational poultry marketing to improve egg and poultry marketability and trade cooperation, after graduating in poultry husbandry in 1925 and working with midwestern produce houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Bliss
Iowa State College Extension Service
Frank Robotka
Robotka
Iowa
W. D. Termohlen
Mr. Termohilen
Middle Western
Investigation to study causes of otosclerosis funded
The Carnegie Foundation provides 90000 dollars over five years to a seven member committee led by the retiring president of the American otological society. Additional funds over 100000 dollars are available. Johns Hopkins University otological research lab will collaborate. Immediate work includes collecting and publishing all available literature on otosclerosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Foundation
American Otological Society
Otological Research Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
Diseases spread among livestock across many Iowa localities
Seventeen localities report hog cholera to the Eastern Iowa Veterinary association in the past week. Necrotic enteritis noted in swine across numerous towns including Anamosa Cascade Maquoketa Marshalltown Chelsea Lurene Irving Laurel Haverhill Melbourne Winthrop Bryant Clinton Goose Lake Van Horne Belle Plaine Dixon Marysville Wheatland Olin Dysart Waterloo Dike Low Moor and Comanche. Additional reports include hemorrhagic septicemia in swine and cattle in Deep River Keswick, sheep in Anamosa, calf black leg in Van Horne, and fowl cholera in Norway.
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Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
Monticello
DeWitt
Manchester
Bryant
Clinton
Comanche
Low Moor
Olin
What Cheer
Deep River
Keswick
Melbourne
Maysville
West Branch
Dixon
Belle Plaine
Wheatland
Anamosa
Cascade
Maquoketa
Marshalltown
Chelsea
Luzerne
Irving
Laurel
Haverhill
Winthrop
Goose Lake
van Horne
Blairstown
Marysville
Norway
Dysart
Waterloo
Dike
Swine
Hazelton
Farm Bureau Camp at State Fair Promised Bigger, Safer
A forthcoming Farm Bureau camp at the state fair will be larger with improvements including electric lights and doubled water supply. The state fair board will enhance sanitation using steel garbage trucks. bread milk and ice will be delivered on site. Credit goes to Mr and Mrs Grant Chapman who lead the camp with group housing plans and early order drives for tents and gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Chapman
State Fair Board
Farm Bureau
New corn strain promises higher yields from Iowa station
Prof H D Hughes of Iowa State College reports a new corn strain yielded 112 bushels per acre versus 76 by a top variety under identical conditions. He spoke at Ames last week to summer school students about hybrid seed corn and the Iowa station's role in corn yield contests since 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Agricultural Experiment Station
H. D. Hughes
Iowa State College
Ames
Des Moines Register
Hughes
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station
United States
Corn Belt
Department of Agriculture of the
Iowa Station
Expand Poultry Next Spring in Iowa Says Extension Expert
E J Rood of Iowa State College urges Iowa farmers with flocks to expand poultry next spring. He notes many rushed into poultry farming last year may not repeat the effort, and stresses keeping good birds is now more incentivized due to grain trends.
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Iowa
E. J. Rood
Iowa State College
Mr. Road
Great Northwest
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
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L. Frank Woodruff
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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E. G. Burrichter
Standard Oil" Company
Indiana
Middle West
Uemiter
Standard Oil Company
Diana
Monticello, Iowa
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