After Worlds Collide follows Hendren colonists on Bronson Beta
In a doomed exodus under Cole Hendren, space travelers reach Bronson Beta before Earth’s collision. They find frozen forests preserved by space cold, a vanished Earth camp, a glass enclosed city, and an edible grain stockpile as new visitors arrive in an exploring airplane. A second ship journeys to Hendren’s camp with Tony Drake and Eliot James aboard.
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Cole Hendren
Earth
Bronson Beta
Hendren
Mies
Tony Drake
Eliot James
Dave Ransdiff
Ranadelk
Hendron
Tony
Kyto
Mao
Tokyo
Dagliah
Missionarieg
America
Bronson
Pianeta
Kyte
Ony
Kobe
Manchuria
Byto
Japan
Germany
Russia
Erin
Discovery of a school and alien maps on Dragon Beta
Tony and companions uncover a vast alien educational complex with books and instructional devices, plus a fifty foot sphere relief map of Dragon Beta. They realize this equipment could unlock engines and knowledge for their journey to a planned new city, while Kyto reveals a secret threat from a rival faction aiming to seize power and women for a new state. Tony prepares guards and a radio link as Hendron weakens.
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Derstand
Tony
Hirot
Eilot
Eliot James
Ellot James
Earth
Hendren
Eve
Hendron
Ransdell
Hila
Rangdell
Raneell
Ransdall
Yale
Drake
Galn
Kyto
Tor
Drongon Beta
Kyro
Gendron
Mansell
Eve Dendron
Damesne
von Beltz
Willliamson
The
Cutop
Stensdell
Dodson
Anl
Douson
Luot James
Long
Honsdell
Kyte
Eve Bald
Ranaden
Ranedell
Michigan
Dave
Runsdoll
Fragmented Diary Excerpts Describe Lost City and Odd Economics
Excerpts from Eliot James diary detail Tony and crew's return to a ruined city with a transparent dome torn by Meteora. They note lack of monetary system, stores with no clear exchange, and instruments powered by electrical impulses, suggesting a civilization advanced in music and electricity.
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Tony
Eliot
Eilot
James’ Dary
Poultry Facts Sexing Chicks Not a Mystery in Modern Rearing
The article argues that sexing baby chicks, while not mysterious, offers limited value to most farm flock owners. It notes higher initial costs and mortality risks of sexed chicks, compares costs with cockerels, and cites 1944 records showing cockeral presence can raise pullet costs by about 10 cents per bird. It explains sexing methods and emphasizes accurate, careful handling to avoid harm.
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Nimota Poultry
College
Mesa Farms
Ground Cobs Becomes Popular Brooder House Litter
Groundcobs have grown popular as litter in brooder houses for chicks says John Vandervarr poultry extension specialist at Pennsylvania State College. Grinding cobs into pieces one quarter to one half inch keeps droppings separate and bottomed. cover with pay pers or buga early. Other litters include shavings peat moss cut straw sugar cane peanut shells dried sawdust and hay. Materials should be dust free clean dry and changed often to stay clear and dry. cost labor and cleaning considerations guide the choice.
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John Vandervarr
Pennsylvania State College
Off Colored Poults and Bronze Turkeys color debate
Missouri Farmer reports puzzling off colored poults among Bronze breed turkeys. Breeders debate causes, noting Bronze derives from wild stock while White and other colors descend from Bronze. Some argue color intensive breeding worsens offspring color, while nonbreeders often yield better colored poults.
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Turkey
Poultry Notes On Bird Health And Housing
Domesticated and wild birds in Nebraska show susceptibility to caceldtays with farmers reducing hen and pullet numbers. Prevention is key as there is no effective treatment for sick chicks. Proper ages, feathering, and sand or gravel bedding practices for chicks from ten days old are advised to maintain health and reduce disease risk.
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Morelal Grle
Women Form Majority Of Turkey Population
Official statistics show women comprise the majority of Lire Koy’s population with a gender gap of at least 7 percent. In rural districts, women outnumber men, while urban centers like Istanbul report varied counts, including widows and widowers, and diverse religious affiliations among 17.5 million or more residents.
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Turkey
Lire Koy
Tatanbul
Ottoman Empire
Grape Nalsad Contest Noted by Ady in Local Letters
A quirky message from Ady invites readers to join a playful competition titled the Grape Nalsad in a column of local writings. It teases boys and girls about joining the event and winning valuable prizes in a lighthearted community snippet.
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Valiubla Frea
Ady
Avarice’s Grip Dims Hope Amid Wealth Shortage
A terse report notes excessive greed and cupidity intensifying a great dearth for wealth. Analysts warn that avarice worsens economic distress, fueling misallocation and unequal recovery while workers endure rising prices and stagnant wages.
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Loen
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