Power City Secrets in Midian Beneath the Station
Maltby and Williamson study a hidden power source beneath the Midianite city. The English girl explains a vast metropolis under the surface and a generative station connected by underground cables. Tony contemplates riding the ancient machines while Marian, Eliot, and others test operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maltby
Williamson
Duquesne
Marian Jackson
Eliot James
Eliot
Tony
Cynthia
Jack
Taylor
Central Authority
Tree
Fle
Hendron City Reveals Vanished Peoples Past
Tony and colleagues tour Hendron city after recovering Midianite artifacts. They learn the Dead Respondents once served the living and examine remains of a global civilization, its air systems, museums, and underground stores with potential future food sources.
Food Storage Hints at Space Migration on Bronson Beta
Tony and Higgins study sealed glass containers in a hall on Bronson Beta. The exhibit suggests long term food storage for an off world journey, heated by radium deep within the planet and possibly not in heated air from domed cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Higgins
Higging
Bronson Beta
Jim
Duquesne
Klein
Bronson
Bronson Beta Expedition and Alien Encounter
Under Cole Hendren a 30 plus group escapes Earth in two spaceships to Bronson Beta just before a cosmic collision. They find forests and a city under a glass bubble, uncover an edible grain, and encounter other Earth refugees. Tony Drake leads evacuation as hostiles arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Eliot James
Central Authority
Bronson Beta
Duquesne
Yfiinders Petrie
Earth
Cole Hendren
Tony Drake
Dave Ransdell
Hendron
Bronson Betans
Hendren
von Beltz
Drake
Sersbaretbas
Lespedeza Potential as Market Hay Highlighted
United States Department of Agriculture notes lespedeza could become a high quality market hay if free of weeds, cut at the right time, and properly cured. Despite last year’s hay shortages across timothy and clover, lespedeza yields improved with rapid curing and late bloom harvest. seed harvest reduces hay quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of __ Agriculture
WNU
United States Department of Agriculture
Baling hay from field proves good on Ohio farm
Charles Ackerman of Champaign county Ohio reports 15 years of success baling alfalfa and clover directly from the field. Last year he handled 160 tons of alfalfa and 180 tons of little red clover hay, noting air curing preserves color and leaves while reducing heat and spotting. He dries wilted hay in half a day, then uses side delivery rake to windrow cure, shocks, and finally presses after an extra day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ackerman
Champaign County
Ohio
Best Foaling Time in Natural Conditions
The Missouri College of Agriculture recommends spring as the best foaling time under natural conditions due to favorable weather and ample feed, allowing foals to grow before winter. It notes summer foaling risks from heat and fires and early weaning, while fall foaling is workable if facilities, feed, and winter care are adequate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri College of Agriculture
Pheasants and Quail Can Coexist Says Conservation Chief
C F Thompson director of the Illinois Department of Conservation says quail and pheasants can be reared together if there is ample food and cover. The birds thrive jointly and pheasants do not routinely destroy quail nests except in semi domestic conditions. The department is pushing rapid restocking of the state with both species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Thompson
Ilinolg Department of Conservation
Illinois Department of Conservation
Action Packed Frock Promises Moveable Summer Style
In a vivid fashion notice, a striped shirting and pastel sports silk frock is pitched as versatile for street office or sports wear. Pattern 9868 comes in sizes 14 to 42 with fabric needs and a full sew chart. Order with 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Department, 232 West Nineteenth Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West -Highteenth Street
New York
FUR MEANING DISTANT REFERENCE IN TEACHER STUDY
A school exchange explains fur as a distant concept. Tommy confirms the spelling f ur and the teacher notes fur means something far away.
Mourning Band Worn On Leg In Family Joke
Pat explains his stepmother has died and clarifies the mourning band is worn on the left leg rather than the arm, in a humorous exchange with Mike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Pat
Getting Along Father and Suitor Dialogue
A brief wartime era style exchange shows a father confronting a suitor over courting his daughter for three years. The youth hesitates and asks if he should request a kiss, reflecting a cautious moral tone and parental concern.
Farm hints and crop season forecasts
Farm hints note anemia in pigs not on pasture while Australia expects a bumper wool crop for 1935 6 and Brazil projects a 1934 5 cotton crop of 874 000 000 pounds. Fire losses quoted as over half due to defective flues and chimneys.
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Australia
Brazil
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Edwin Balmer
Philip Wylie
WN Service
Egypt
Eve
Hall of Authority
Lady Cynthia
Nike
M. Duquesne
Pam
Mars
Sugging
Chicago
Tommy
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