After Worlds Collide Chapter 1 Foretells City Power
In a tense scene Maltby and Williamson observe the Eng Yeh girl as Marian Jackson pilots a powerful machine. They discuss the city of Midianites and the spread of power from ancient generators, while Tony and others watch and judge how far they can push the control systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maltby
Wilttamson
Willameon
Tony
Nalfi
Marian Jackson
James
Eliot
Williamson
Agi
Jack Taylor
Dony
Jack
M. Duquesne
Wiliamson
Duquesne
CIA
Anid
Dor
Agaiost
Comparizon
Mont Oly
The Hall of Authority and the Midianite Echoes
Tony and Eve discuss ancient Egyptian ritual figures called the Answerers, while Duquesne’s engineers and Lady Cynthia compare city mechanisms and air conditioning with the Midianites’ perspectives. Tony learns of weapons scarcity, survivals, and the Vast city’s sealed ecology as Higgins reports underground temperatures and stored foods amid planetary exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Egypt
Eve
Alg
Hall of Authority
Cele Hendren
Lady Cynthia
Duquesne
Secret Food Warehouses Under Bronson Beta Heat
Tony and Higgins inspect sealed glass containers storing meat vegetables and long yellow cylinders and discuss warm air in a frozen interior. They infer radium heat maintains warmth deep underground, not dome heating, and plan to redirect power to investigate the Bronson Beta anomaly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoma
Chicago
Tony
Higgins
Aaid Higgins
Ayan
Bronson Aeta Ja
Higging
Effence
Jim
Duquesne
Kiemn
Chia
Space settlers find alien city on Bronson Beta
Under Cole Hendron's leadership an Earth expedition escapes a cosmic collision and lands on Bronson Beta. They find vegetation and a sealed city under an iridescent dome. A visiting airship and Bronson Betans threaten, as Tony Drake and Eliot James uncover a rival camp and discover sealed streets, vehicles, and weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Hilot James
Central Authority
James
Bronson Beta
Guguesne
Orher
Filadera
Cole Hendron
Earth
Bronson Bata
Tony Drake
Eliot James
Bushela
Dave Ransdell
Ong
Communiato
Bronson Betang
Canyon ride with Caballero ends in wild river crossing
A narrator guides a stubborn mule named Caballero through a canyon night trek. The ascent to a glacier, river rapids, and treacherous terrain test the rider’s nerve as Caballero navigates the wild landscape while the guide delays return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut Canyon
Caballero
Cab
Nodelok
Mr. Burro
Jose
Caphis
Cassius
Wilds
Columbus
Caballera
Legan
Cabaljero
Oround
Cabaliero
Earth
Childean
Weiss
Bell Syndicate
Rainfall Measurement Device Described in 19th Century
A detailed description explains a rain gauge with a copper funnel of 10 square inches that channels rain into a bottle. The depth is calculated by multiplying the collected weight in ounces by 0.173 to convert to inches, reflecting early methods of gauging precipitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsted Whites Weather Bureau
Sherry Improves With Age Says Collier's Weekly
A fragment from Collier's Weekly notes that sherry improves with age and gains delicacy unlike other wines. It mentions tobacco affects and a special method enhancing maturation, though details are obscured by damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willeh’ Tgat
Ton Grant
Collier's* Weekly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edwin Balmer
Philip Wylie
Philip 1 WU Service
Cynthia
Duqueene
Chia Elly
Hendron
Courag
Nead
Jack Paylor
Higginns
Iifta
Deak
James J. Montague