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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
8
Quilt makers seek accurate transfer of quilting designs. Perforated patterns on bond paper with stamping powder provide neat results. Grandmother Clarks pattern No 33A offers various sizes and directions. Send 18 cents to Home Craft Co Dept Ty St. Louis Mo for perforated designs by mail.
David Tangdell arrives in New York from South Africa to deliver a photograph to Dr Cote Hendren. Tony Drakecalla meets Tangdell and Rye Hendron, who is in love with Tony. Handron claims Professor Bronann has found two planets Bronson Alpha and Bronson Beta approaching the sun and predicts the earth’s end after their collision.
In a tense scene Tony and Eve discuss the looming planetary encounter Bronson Alpha and Beta. As worlds collide, they face government warnings and a doomed future, while planning marriage amid upheaval and a father’s dire injunction. The debate covers tides, earth tremors, and a global effort to “put your house in order” before catastrophe.
Tony meets old friends and a famed socialite Veter Van derhilt at a crowded West Forties nightclub. The scene shifts between a high stake gambling floor and the hopeful, frightened faces of Broadway’s party crowd as society appears to teeter on collapse amid shifting values and impending doom.
A short item from a publisher notice noting a feature titled Housewife's Idea Box by Publio Ladwar.
A New York San excerpt shows young Sidney eager to vote with family. He asks if they will go together, noting curiosity about politics and the chance to accompany Alary or Mary. The mother recalls accompanying him to register and visiting a polling place in a candy store run by a kind woman who gave him chocolate.
A quotation from Rev. Dr. Dwight Bradley argues that idealism must be removed from war in pursuit of peace. The line reflects a contemplative stance on conflict and governance within public discourse.
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