Captains of Adventure in Cortes Life of Conqueror
A long narrative recounts Hernando Cortes leading the Spanish in Mexico, clashing with Montezuma, conquering Tiascala and Cholula, and fleeing across canals with Alvarado saving the rear. It portrays Cortes subduing Aztec power, the plague, and the transition to a Spanish realm famed for engineering and civilization.
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Hernando Cortes
Cortes
Columbus
Indies
Fountain of Youth
Eldorado
Cuba
Rascal
Mexico
Tropic
Montezuma
Bird-Serpent
Tiascala
Cholula
Aea i
Cee
Ian Celene
Narvaes
Alvarado
Child of the Sun
Alaska
Concen
Private Letters Hint At Unpleasant Content
A fragment notes that letters marked Private may conceal something unpleasant or troubling, signaling hidden concerns or confidential matters within personal correspondence.
West Indies Question Sparks Lords Debate Over Empire Link
Lord Burnham and colleagues discussed Americanization of the West Indies in the house of lords. UK press reliance on American news, imperial conference in London October, and three topics defense preference and communication dominate agenda. Dominion focus on improving communications with Britain and the empire.
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Lord Burnham
House of Lords
United States
British West Indies
America
Panama Canal
London
Great Britain
Dominions
Bride's Ten Commandments Guide for a Divorced Heiress
Elsa Miller, Seattle heiress and Chicago attorney’s wife to be, wrote the Bride's Ten Commandments after studying divorce in domestic relations court. The listed rules urge control, cooking, home warmth, understanding, trust, no nagging, shared business talk, voting, and affectionate closeness. Melville Thompson won a divorce and custody of one child, claiming she struck him and threw objects.
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Melville Thompson
Chicago
Elsa Miller
Seattle
Wash
Melville
Rescue Ship Starts for Wrangel Island
An expedition sails from Nome aboard the Donaldson to rescue Allan Crawford of Toronto and his British crew who raised the flag on Wrangel Island in 1920. Harold Noite leads the party with Eskimo help if ice blocks the route toward Wrangel Island, aiming for Kotzebue Sound first.
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Allan Crawford
Toronto
Wrangel Island
Nome
Alaska
Donaldson
Harold Noite
Kotzebu Sound
Noize
Hunters urged to halve bag limits to save wildlife
William T. Hornaday of the Bronx Zoo warns 6.5 million hunters in the United States must cut their kills in half or face a gameless continent. He leads a campaign with the Permanent Wild Life Protective fund to push federal action and state laws like Pennsylvania, seeking shorter seasons and sanctuary protection as wildlife declines.
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United States
William T. Hornaday
Bronx Zoological
Pennsylvania
Hornaday
New World Record Butterfat Kept By Dixie Holstein Cow
A Holstein cow named Dixie from Raymondale farm Vaudreuil Quebec set a world record with 83 464.7 pounds of milk and 1 349.85 pounds of butterfat in 365 days. The record surpassed the prior mark by five pounds and was certified by the Holstein Friesian Association of America and Canada's agriculture department. Dixie's diet included bran hominy dried distillers grains and other components with pasture two hours daily. Her four year old son sold for 4100 dollars at the National Holstein sale.
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Raymondale Farm
Vaudreuil
Quebec
del. Plus Legis Dixie
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Dominion Department of Agriculture of Canada
Canada
Fat production by dairy cows peaks around age eight
A Missouri College of Agriculture study by C W Turner shows fat output rises with age, peaking before eight years, then slowly declines. Analyzing over 46,000 records across Jersey, Guernsey, Holstein, Ayrshire, and Milking Shorthorn breeds, the data provide age based production percentages for each year from yearling to six years and beyond.
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C. W. Turner
Missouri College of Agriculture
Turner
United States
Jersey
Butterfat in Milk Appears Fixed by Individual Cow
Experiments show milk fat percentage cannot be raised by feeding. Each cow has a natural, fixed milk fat composition. Short term changes occur with illness or poor feeding, or when a cow is in high flesh at freshening, but values revert to the cow’s inherent level.
Pointers for Selection of Improved Dairy Cow
One or two signs tell a good cow. In a poor cow the thigh runs down straight with no space between thigh and udder and the thigh and the hock. Plenty of daylight between udder and hock signals better dairy type. Temperament reveals quality. A good dairy type shows a sharp spine and sharp hip bones. A good cow has a large wedge shaped stomach.
Australia Sees Fine Cotton in Pods Across Territory
Australia reports cotton with fine staple in pods, thriving in the northern territory while Queensland leads in development. Officials note Western Australia could match Queensland, with 7,000 acres grown last year and an estimated 80,000 to 100,000 acres this year, plus 3,000,000 acres in subtropical districts under opening prospects. The government offers a 5 ½ percent minimum price for seed cotton for three years, as the British Australian Cotton Association helps set up 48 gunneries.
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Australia
Northern Territory
Queensland
Western Australia
British Australian Cotton Association
America
Great Britain
Germany
A. S. Ledger
Current History Magazine
Beg Lines to Be Remembered
A historic maxim from Japan emphasizes honoring virtuous people and respecting rights, urging personal integrity and independence without bowing to any authority. The saying stresses dignity and principled conduct as guiding social standards.
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Loren Knight
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Frederick Maurer
New Philadelphia
Milton Gall
New Braunfels
Tex
Wrangel
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