31 Jan 1935
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1935
Page
1
Tony and Eve reach Hendren’s Michigan enclave as the Bronson Bodies loom. The Ark project nears completion with plans to depart Earth in a ninety hour voyage, amid tides and tremors and a growing community of volunteers loyal to Hendren’s vision. Tony confronts fears of failure and loss as the venture advances toward space.
The fragmentary passage centers on Old Hezekiah Haskins and his wife, Drake and Eve Hendren at a hilltop burial site. He holds a prayer book, recalling a psalm phrase about life, destruction, and return. The setting hints at ancestral memory across generations and aClosing box awaits burial.
David Ransdell returns from South Africa with photographic plates for Dr Hendren as Tony Drake informs Eve Hendron of his love. Professor Bronson identifies two approaching planets Bronson Alpha and Bronson Beta with Beta likely to miss Earth and Alpha destined to collide. Hendren leads a League project to build a Space Ship in northern Michigan to reach Bronson Beta while seeking a heat resistant alloy. Tides lash New York streets as urgency grows.
A vast tidal catastrophe devastates continents from Bangor to Key West and beyond. The seas flood the Mississippi valley and the Amazon basin becomes an inland sea. Cataclysmic earthquakes follow, reshaping the globe as the Bronson Bodies strain Earth's crust and alter gravity. TO BE CONTINUED.
The Appalachian Trail is a 2050 mile footpath from Maine to Florida designed to keep automobiles off the route and provide access to eastern highlands for trampling camping and outdoor recreation. It follows the crestline of the Appalachian system and crosses national and state parks and forests while remaining on privately owned land with owner consent.
The twenty fourth assembly nears week three with anticipated senate actions on a 25 member senate constitutional amendment and a state budget measure. House and senate clash on liquor permit repeal while debates over government ethics and reform continue. several bills touch term lengths, tax exemptions, and public office restrictions.
Pattern 2060 presents two apron designs with slenderizing front panels and a half belt waist. Upper design features V neck with rick rack and pockets. lower offers a rounded neckline with capelike shoulders in dotted swiss. Sizes small to large. medium uses 1.5 yards of 36 inch fabric.
Farmer Corn tessel confronts a TV crew about pig killings. He admits pigs were killed for payment but says the compensation won’t cover the family's pork needs for winter.
An amateur musician was interrupted during a Bach fugue rehearsal and reacted angrily, threatening to eject the interrupter. A second voice from the rear calmed the scene by noting the musician’s back is worse than his bite.
Exchange reveals a late night disturbance as four men bearing someone caused a ruckus at home. Wife blames the noise on the eventful arrival while husband defends the silence claim.
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