Road of a Million Years On Bronson Beta
Tony and Eve explore a newly awakened Earthlike world aboard the Ark after landing on Bronson Beta. They discover a road, a monument, and green moss proving life persists. The crew disperses to study flora and celebrate the first day on the revived planet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Elan
Thia
Uney
Dion Olin
Bronson Retu
Paris
Empire State Building
Washington Monument
Kye
Rye
Mitch
Seo
Waiey
Eve
Duquesne
Hendren
James
Javier
Ony
Landron
Alshale
Mlot
Earth
Yong
Hendron
Aldea
von Baits
Aperture
Handron
New Earth
Smallest Living Things Filmed Under Extreme Magnification
A Popular Mechanics Magazine article explains diatoms and one celled organisms as the smallest living things. By magnifying to 2400 times the ribs of diatoms are visible and measure a fraction of human hair in diameter. Another diatom magnified 1000 times reveals field flatness in a micro scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics Magazine
First practical use of nitrous oxide as anesthesia
An 1844 breakthrough by Horace Wells in Hartford introduced nitrous oxide as a dental anesthetic. His 1846 Boston demonstration faced mockery, but anesthetic advances followed with nitrous oxide oxygen blends and local anesthetics easing both dental and surgical pain, transforming patient care and public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Wells
Hartford
Conn
Doctor Wells
Boston
Medical College
Dentistry
Teeth and Tonsils Infections Highlight Oral Health Link
A Western Newspaper Union article explains that mouth bacteria are common and tonsils act as infection hubs. It argues teeth care should precede tonsil removal to address the infection source and prevent recurring disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnot
Western Newspaper Union
Origin of the hymn Sweet Bye and Bye
The article traces the creation of Sweet Bye and Bye by Joseph Philbrick Webster and Dr. Sanford Filmore Bennett in Elk Horn Wisconsin in 1867. It recounts Webster's gloom and Bennett’s prompt to write new verses, leading to the song’s first publication in The Signet Ring and later popularity after 1873 when Tra D. Sankey featured it in Winneswed Hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hezekiah Butterworth
Joseph Philbrick Webster
Sanford Filmore Bennett
Elkhorn
Wis
Webster
Bennett
Tra D. Sankey
Hubert P. Main
Doctor Bennett
Manchester
N. H
Handel and Haydn Society
Mihord
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Nature's pests and failed cures across the world
A Pearson's Weekly writer notes how rabbits in Australia became a pest, the gray squirrel threatens young birds in Britain, goldfish in Madagascar disrupted ecosystems, starfish reproduction from torn halves worsened outbreaks, and scientists now fear introducing natural enemies may backfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Pearson's Weekly
London
Canada
Madagascar
Cutting Patches for Quilts by Grandmother Clark
Guidance on cutting patches and sewing seams for neat quilts using Dresden Plate and Ban ket patterns. Follow consistent seam width, use accurate diagrams, and mail 10 cents plus SASE to Home Craft Dept in St Louis for cut-out sets No. 830 and 10a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Home Craft Con Dept
D.—Nineteenth
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
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Edwin Balmer
Philip Wylie
Edwin Balmer and
Philp Wyle
WHY Service
Firestone
Keke
Richard C
Gladys Swarthaut
Nelson Eddy
N. B.C
Firestone Tire
Clark
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