Escape from Earth to Bronson Beta in a Space Ship
About 200 people flee Earth before a cosmic collision and land on Bronson Beta. They encounter a mysterious city, rival invaders, and an edible grain stock. Tony Drake and Eliot James uncover secrets of power, politics, and survival amid attacks and sealed cities. Hendren dies guiding a mass evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Hendren
Earth
Bronson Beta
Tony Drake
Eliot James
Dave Ransdell
Ransdell
Hendren
Tony
Hendron
von Beitz
Drake
Bronson Betans
Lady Cynthia
Duquesne
Flinders Petrie
M. Duquesne
Ony
Higgins
Hendron City Reveals Vanished People Secrets
Tony and companions explore Hendron city built by the Vanished People. They learn of the Answerers and Midianites, study air conditioning, weapons, and records. Higgins reports two miles underground with preserved food supplies and heat. The group debates why civilizations disappeared and what remains for the present settlers.
The Greatest American Dies in Bronson Beta Saga
On Bronson Beta the death of Cole Hendren triggers a formal burial inside the domed city. Tony Hendren and associates stage a ritual procession to the gate where Eve Hendren opens the path to the grave as mourners endure the cold and honor his leadership. Belief and fear mingle as the community braces for further peril and discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Tony
Ushabtin
Hall of Authority
Cole Hendren
Cole’ Hendren
Eve Hendren
David Ransdell
Pierre Duquesne
Eliot James
Doctor Dodson
Taylor
Williamson
Smith
Higgins
Wycherley
Hall of Science
Bronson Beta
Hendren
Ransdell
Douquesne
Limits on Early Polio Vaccine Reach Amid Costs
Dr William H Park states that infantile paralysis vaccine cannot yet be widely used. Production is costly and limited to 200-800 doses weekly, with storage issues. Immunization may start with exposed children and those under five for study, as virus knowledge and carriers complicate broad rollout.
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William H. Park
New York
Health Department Bureau of Laboratories
Parents
Department of Health
United States
Park
Kansas City Star
Bullfrogs as Jumpers and Prized Food
The bullfrog’s large legs enable long leaps when pursued yet attract many enemies. Its powerful limbs also make it highly sought after by connoisseurs, elevating its value as a delicacy and increasing risks for the frog.
Bee's Sweet Tooth Trained by Munich Scientist
Science Service reports Professor Karl von Frisch of Munich trained bees to study their nectar and honey preferences despite their lifelong work with these substances. The finding reveals bees' sensory limits compared to humans in taste.
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Karl von Frisch
Munich
Science Service
Professor von Irisch
Bees detect sugar in solution at two percent strength
The article notes bees can sense sweetness down to about 2 percent sugar in solution while humans perceive sweetness at roughly five percent. It describes how bees visiting a sugar solution at a location were gradually exposed to weaker concentrations, reducing the sugar strength over time.
Muffin Trick: Sour Milk Adds Flavor and Texture
Bakers say experimenting with ingredients improves muffins. Experts note sour milk can tenderize batter, enhance rise, and deepen flavor when balanced with leavening and sweetness.
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Edwin Balmer
Philip Wylie
WNU
Mars
Jack Taylor
Chicago
Jim
Klein
Jim Turnsey
Literary Digest
Arm & Hammer
Cow
Airbase
Wizzy Dean
Mad Dog
Dizzy Dean
Dorothy
Bachrach
Dizzy
Battle Creek
Mich
Canada
Cate
Dizzy Ocean
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