End of the World Plans Prompt Mass Evacuation
In a Grand Central station scene Tony hears orders to move fifteen hundred million people from coastal zones. A climate disaster predicted by Bronson bodies prompts evacuation of high non volcanic regions as tides earthquakes threaten all coastal cities. The dialogue contrasts skepticism with government directives and scientific debate.
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Tony
Myr
Mr. Hendren
Eve
League
Butt
Bronson Beta
Hendren
Bronson
Bay of
Undy
Abere
Grand Central Station
Henry
Space Crew Recruiter Explores Safe Haven Plan
Tony Drake, recruited by Cole Hendron, travels to New York to assemble a space crew for a mission to preserve scientific knowledge. He meets Jack Taylor a standout physicist hopeful for Hendron’s project while detailing a world teetering on social collapse and rising tides of disaster. The narrative follows their uncertain future as the plan unfolds toward an unknown refuge.
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Tony
Cole Hendren
Gates
New York
Lke
St. Peter
Drake
Tony Drake
Mr. Drake
Hendren
Jack Taylor
Taylor
Open Chapters bring Ransdell to Hendrons with love triangle
David Ransdell arrives in New York to deliver photographic plates to Dr. Cole Hendron. Tony Drake visits the Hendrons, where Eve introduces him to Ransdell. Newspapers report Professor Bronson has found two planets Bronson Alpha and Bronson Beta, with Bronson Beta set to strike Earth, prompting a plan by the League of the Last Days to transfer it.
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David Ransdell
New York
South Africa
Cole Hendron
Tony Drake
Hendrons
Ransdell
Eve Hendron
Tony
Hendren
Professor Bronson
Bronson
Alpha
Beta
Bronson Beta
League of the Last Days
Good Seed and Curing Grow Illinois Corn Profits
Agricultural expert R H Reed reports eight years of farm management data showing that proper seed corn curing and storage can add about 2.3 bushels per acre, potentially boosting Illinois corn returns by over 10 million dollars annually if prices stay favorable. Proper drying, protection from freezing, and adequate ventilation are essential to high quality seed.
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R. H. Reed
University of Ilinois
WNU
Illinois
College of Agriculture
Need More Horses Mules to Meet Greater Demand
Demand for horses and mules is set to rise over the next few years as production costs climb. Current output covers only about 70 percent of expected work stock demand, with many animals aging. Ohio State University economists warn higher feed prices may boost mechanization and slow breeding despite rising prices for work stock.
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Ohio State University
Feeding Work Horses In Wintering Conditions
The Missouri Farmer notes winter feed is a problem with a feed shortage. Work horses require ten to fifteen pounds of clean roughage daily and some grain. At work, ten to fifteen pounds of grain per head daily helps maintain weight. barley can substitute for corn or oats when ground or rolled.
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Missouri
Agricultural Notes on Fruit, Feed, and Sheep Yields
Agricultural notes discuss the tomato as a fruit per the Encyclopedia of Food, honey storage in dry warm places, beet pulp replacing hay, and Canada’s western sheep ranges yielding 150 000 to 200 000 lambs annually. It notes walking distances for cows, warns about fluorine sprays injuring teeth, and cites protein in grain mixes with alfalfa hay and silage. It mentions crops plowed under near St. Louis as farmers seek fertilizer value and notes hundreds of acres of pote
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St. Louis
Crocheted Edges 5 and Insertions Offer
There is demand for edging patterns for handkerchiefs and wide borders for spreads scarves. Book No 26 Crocheted Edgings and Insertions offers 72 patterns with full size illustrations and instructions. Send 15 cents to Elome Craft Company Dept B St Louis Mo with SASE for information.
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Elome Craft Company
Dept. B
Nineteenth
St. Louis Ave
St. Louis
Pilgrimage to Lourdes Draws Exiled Soldiers From 15 Nations
Nearly 60 000 men ex soldiers from 15 nations joined the largest pilgrimage to Our Lady of Lourdes. Three former enemies—a German a Belgian and a Frenchman—stood guard over the grotto at the pope's request. Nations represented included the United States Canada Great Britain France Belgium Italy Germany Hungary Austria Czechoslovakia Poland Estonia Latvia Lithuania and Brazil.
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Our Lady of Lourdes
Lourdes
France
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Germany
Hungary
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Brazil
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Kyte
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Chicago
Birmingham
Boston
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Encyclopedia of Food
Creomulsion
Cass Chemical Company
Royal Oak Michigan
CPN Gta
AD Ee
Doan
Clara White
4Th Ave
Great Falls
Mont
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
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