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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1935
Page
3
The speaker reads James’s travel diary describing a postapocalyptic Chicago. Ransdell and Vanderbilt descend to a ruined city, encountering gas vents, decayed skyscrapers, and looted shops as survivors vanish above ground.
In a dramatic diary style, the narrative follows survivors across a ruined United States from Chicago to Pittsburgh and Washington. Vanderbilt aids a perilous flight as cities crumble under quakes and floods, while a President warns of dire futures and the hope of humanity rests with Hendren's project.
In the twenty fourth legislative assembly last week warns were issued by Speaker Pilgeram and Minority Leader Leavitt to speed debate and avoid a wall on day fifty. The house considers gambling legalization H R 279 and several wage and public utility measures while passing and advancing bills on workers compensation, water rates, and state fees. The senate moves on electrotherapy limits, school fund liability, temperance financing, and a census of university units as governor signs multiple bills including tax changes and time for assessments.
David Ransdell arrives from South Africa with photographic plates for Dr. Cole Hendron. Tony Drake visits the Hendrons as Eve is in love with him. Hendron proclaims Professor Bronson's discovery of Bronson Alpha and Bronson Beta, predicting Earth's destruction when Alpha collides with the sunward planet. Bronson Beta will pass safely. the other will destroy Earth. Hendron pursues space ship tech, seeking a heat resistant metal. Earthquakes devastate, killing half the globe. Bronson Alpha collides with the moon, wiping it out. Ransdell, with Peter Vanderbilt and Eliot James, surveys the ruin, is attacked, but returns with the needed metal for Hendron’s ship.
Ira Eliot's diary notes George Schultz, a National Guardsman, and Pittsburgh mills working to the last moment as the government deems the great steel city safe from tidal danger.
The diary reveals a submerged eastern seaboard from the Chesapeake Bay to Cincinnati and a vast Middle West refuge centered on Hutchinson Kansas. A hurricane and volcanic upheaval devastate cities while a United States fragment struggles to survive under a commander’s leadership as the tale continues.
The text notes only a small fraction of worker bees sting to defend the hive, because the bees die after stinging and excessive stinging would destroy the colony.
An illustrated sewing pattern advises a wraparound slip with belt adjustability for a smooth frock fit. The back skirt is double to hide wrinkles, washable fabrics suggested, pattern 2099 offered in multiple sizes with step-by-step instructions. Send 15 cents to the Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in New York for order.
Flat Feet recalls a joke about Sammy saying he is glad not to be a snake. He asks how a snake tells if a stomach ache is due to a stiff neck or something else, prompting a humorous exchange with his dad.
A shy pursuer asks for a call on a girl he met at a dance. She coldly refuses then clarifies she would not consider it tonight. He suggests calling on a wet night when he has nothing better to do.
In a brief exchange, Mrs Murphy mentions a seizure as the cause of a man’s absence, while Mrs O Reilly questions the truth and mentions police, suggesting a domestic concern drawing official attention.
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