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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
6
Tony and Eve confront the looming disaster as Hendren probes atomic propulsion and the city shudders under the Bronson Bodies. Leaders push mass relocation, labor, and power uses while Europe and Asia fracture. The plan foresees mass migration to the Mississippi basin and a fragile hope of escape.
Chapter V depicts two strange celestial bodies, Bronson Alpha and Bronson Beta, growing brighter and moonlike while altering their orbits. The narrative notes their gravitational effects halt terrestrial enterprise as famine and disaster rage, yet doctors and news workers persist in their duties day and night.
David Ransdell arrives in New York to deliver photographic plates to Dr. Cole Hendron. Tony Drake visits the Hendrons and meets Eve Hendron. Professor Bronson announces two planets Bronson Alpha and Bronson Beta, one to strike Earth. The League of the Last Days races to build a Space Ship to reach Bronson Beta with Earth refugees. Tony gathers capable men and women for the project.
Ohio State agronomy study shows applying 200 to 800 pounds of 20 percent superphosphate and 4.4 tons of manure per acre boosts wheat yield by about six bushels over five years and raises subsequent hay by nearly half a ton per acre. Eastern Ohio saw larger gains. corn yield could reach 85 to 95 percent of fertilized stand when manure is plowed down. Manure also protects wheat from winter injuries and aids soil moisture, promoting clover stands on dry springs.
At the federal experimental farm in Reltavile Maryland cows fed continuously on grain and hay for seven years showed comparable health and productivity to pasture access. Green hay high in vitamin A yielded good results, while badly weathered hay reduced milk yields and calf viability regardless of alfalfa or timothy type.
The agronomy department at Ohio State University notes lime content guides forage suitability. Alfalfa needs soils with natural lime or lime treatment. red clover tolerates lower lime. Alsike and Timoth y struggle on very acidic soils without manure. bluegrass needs adequate lime and fertilizer.
The best grades of citrus are sorted at packing houses, washed, polished, and wrapped for shipment in crates. This careful handling raises retail price due to appearance, not flavor, while oranges are often sold in open mesh bags to show size and condition for small purchases.
In Switzerland the value of trees for erosion control is highly recognized. Mountain slides are a constant menace. Forest laws are strict and protect large tree masses. It is illegal for residents to fell a tree on their property without government consent.
The notice urges a campaign against rats and mice in barns, noting each rat causes at least five dollars of lost food annually. It highlights rats as disease spreaders and mentions England’s quarantine rules on foot and mouth disease failing to stop their movement.
In a playful scene Molly defies gender norms to show off pockets and a self-sewn bloomers dress with three front buttons and puffed sleeves. The pattern 919% offers sizes 2 4 6 8 requiring 255 yards of fabric for size 6 and costs fifteen cents plus mailed order details to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
A comic exchange about a new dress bought on installments. Jack asks about the frock and the reply suggests returning it for more installments as they prepare to attend a respectable party.
A witty exchange from the Edmonton Bulletin notes the guard saying the train is always on the rails and never worries about punctuality, reflecting a humorous take on railway reliability. The brief item preserves a period voice and local newspaper tone.
The dialogue notes a character advising honesty with Percy about a cad with forty telephones, implying a social or comic confrontation central to the scene.
A light humor item from Everybody's Weekly notes a wife telling her husband she hung his shirt on the clotheshorse and his quip asks about the odds. The exchange portrays domestic banter with playful timing and a punchy line.
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