End of the World Looms as Two Planets Align
David Ransdell arrives from South Africa with plates for Dr. Cole Hendron. Eve Hendron introduces Tony Drake to Ransdell as a romance deepens. Professor Bronson, famed astronomer, warns two planets Bronson Alpha and Bronson Beta will collide with Earth. Beta will pass, Alpha will strike. The League of the Last Days seeks a solution. Hendron conceives a Space Ship but lacks a metal to resist atomic propulsion.
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David Ransdell
New York
South Africa
Cole Hendron
Tony Drake
League
Hendren
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
Bronson
Tony
Hendron
New Mexico
Michigan
Eliot James
Eve
Homeward Journey Amid Destruction on Bronson Beta
Tony Drake returns to his ancestral home as Bronson Beta teeters on destruction. He helps Mrs. Haskins and honors the minister and sexton. Hendren prepares a Michigan retreat with Ark plans, while Earth endures vast cataclysms and shifting tides.
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Tony
Eve
Drake
Army of Washington
The Ark and Earth's Need for the Bronson Ship
Eve and Tony witness the Ark in a vast chamber as Hendren explains its internal shells, engines, and life-support. Global disasters follow a July night, with unprecedented tides, earthquakes, and volcanoes as the Bronson Bodies approach Earth, devastating coasts from Maine to Florida and reshaping continents.
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Bronson
Eliot James
United States
Appalachians
Bangor
Maine
Key West
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi Valley
South America
Amazon Basin
Andes Mountains
Asia
Great Plain
China
Arctic
France
England
Germany
Holland
Great
Soviet Empire
Poles Located Relative To Geographic North and South Points
The North magnetic pole sits in the Boothia peninsula about 800 miles from the true North geographic pole. The South magnetic pole lies in Victoria Land, Antarctica, roughly the same distance from the South geographic pole.
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Boothia Peninsula
Victoria Land
Antarctica
Says Poison Best for Mice Control
Orchardists are urged to inspect trees for field mice damage, especially in winter. The meadow mouse and short tailed pine mouse threaten orchards. infestations visible as bark injury near the soil line. Wheat bait with strychnine can destroy mice, and removing grass and weeds under trees helps disrupt tunnels.
Chemists Warn Farmers on Fertilizer Mixtures
Scientists at the U S Department of Agriculture study reactions in fertilizer mixes to warn farmers and manufacturers of harmful combinations. Ammonium salts raise soil acidity, limiting lime use with ammonium phosphate, while dolomite lime reduces adverse reactions and adds magnesia to soils lacking it.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cause of Heaves in Horses From Overfeeding Hay
A Hoard's Dairyman writer explains that heaves or emphysema of the lungs in horses is caused by overfeeding dusty timothy hay or threshed clover hay, especially when exercised after a meal. Indigestion irritates the pneumogastric nerve, affecting the lung branch and preventing proper air expulsion, causing the double bellows-like flank motion during coughing. The disease is incurable once established.
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Hoard
Dairyman
Farm topics and rural livelihoods across Wisconsin Ohio England
Wind and water erosion threaten soil on farms while 25,000,000 bushels of corn are used annually for sirup. Dairying is the leading occupation on Wisconsin’s 181,767 farms with fire losses averaging 16 per farm. England faces hoof and mouth disease among cattle and pigs. Mushroom growing shows high risk and potential. About 5,000 Ohio 4-H members stay active through winter, about ten percent of total enrollment.
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Ohio
Nature as Symbol of Life in Chinese Art and Beliefs
A correspondent notes Chinese reverence for nature as a religious awe evident in art and architecture. Symbols like the dragon, phoenix, stag, and tortoise govern imperial fate, virtue, divination, and authority, with dragons shaping seasons and eclipses.
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Ku-hu-ming
Auckland
China
Ile
Rabbits Show Preference For Salted Land In Crop Trial
An experimental test compared two wheat crops, one grown on salted soil and one untreated. The salted land produced a larger harvest, while rabbits later devoured stubble everywhere, including an adjacent paddock where no salt had been used.
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Jeff
Or Something He-For Love of You I Could Be Come Anything
Magazine seems to present a dialogue between lovers, with lines like She Decome a millionaire and an avowed devotion to transforming for love. The fragment hints at romantic ambition and playful gendered undertones within a magazine feature.
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Sexton
Hezekiah Haskins
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Earth
Bronson Alpha
Caspian Sea
Caucasus
Arabia
India
Africa
Australia
Bronson Bovies
Kronson
Oleae
Henddron
H. R. Niswonger
North Carolina State College
WNU Service
Wisconsin
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