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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1935

Page

6

When Worlds Collide Beings Plan to Colonize Alien World

In a speculative dialogue, Hendren and Tony discuss a Marslike voyage to Branson Beta. They outline transporting bees ants mushrooms spores and fungi, grasshoppers and parasites, diatoms plankton and aquatic life, plus birds and small mammals to establish a self sustaining biotic economy. They emphasize managing ecological balance and the challenges of limited space and reproduction.

Tony Jonkadl Wvereh Uivaugh Enda Hendran Tony Branson Beto Ony Mendran Agin Brongan Tye Tong Hendren Shook Teddy Geross Keppler Lee Hendryn Lepidoptera Kepler Thiar Mayer Hendren Yang Pumpa

End of Earth Flight Begins As Arks Readied

In a tense farewell scene Tony and Eve prepare to evacuate with two children as Bronson Alpha nears Earth. Duquesne arrives late aboard the airborne ship. Hendron welcomes him as the group boards, while global space efforts race to depart before the catastrophe.

Tony Flendron Earth Dendron Bronson Belles Bela Auroga Bronson Alpha Tere Ivor Ua Pines Agni Dan Dorothy Papa Util Ted Eve Rye Abe Mama Eamp Gabriel Yony Ryo Evey Bronson Beta Bendron Becohd Orst Srake Dave Ransdell Dave Rangiell Hrica Mack Duquesne L Duquesne Topy Janes Long No Vendron Cole ‘Endron France Trama Flyera Hendron Hendren Europe Sakail Pontinuar

Let Our Motto Be GOOD HEALTH BY DR LLOYD ARNOLD

Dr Lloyd Arnold urges prevention over cure for the common cold. He cites early drastic treatment may shorten illness but only if begun early, and champions outdoor exercise, fresh fruits and vegetables, and rest. He recalls grandmother’s home remedy of heat, sweating, and fluids as effective, while noting vaccines and artificial sunshine offer limited help. He emphasizes hygiene and balanced living as essential to preventing colds. Western Newspaper Union.

Lloyd Arnold Universepe Hinds College of Medicine Notiea Grandmother Henry Dean Doan

Breezy Vehicle Recall From Cape Cod Era

A Boston Daily Globe note recalls early Cape Cod autos about thirty years ago. An old captain described the first high sided car with a tiller steering as the “frat craft I ever seen” that has a head wind no matter which way you pointed.

Cape Cod Bea Boston Daily Globe

Form Over Brand In Laxative Dosing

An advisory note promotes liquid laxatives for precise, fixed dosing to avoid overdose. It endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with senna and cascara as an effective laxative offering gentle, predictable relief and pleasant taste. Your druggist carries it.

Art and Science Quotation Attributed to J Ople

A brief quotation praises art as godlike and science as discovering, noting that art creates. The line is attributed to J Ople.

J. Ople

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