Ark of the Heavens Returns to Bronson Beta Refuge
Tony Drake and Eliot James reach Bronson Beta where a second ark has landed. They find a mangled ship and two survivors amid a celebratory camp while Ransdell and his crew recount a brutal crash, scarce supplies, and the mystery of an unseen alien plane.
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Eliot
James
Bronson Beta
Eliot James
Ransdell
Tony Drake
Jack Little
Peter
Vanderbilt
Jack Taylor
Smith
Greve
Peter Vanderbilt
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David Ransdell
Space
Fillet Tames
Dave
Jack
Hendren
Taylor
Deliberaon
Escape to Bronson Beta and a Glowing City Found
Under Cole Hendren leadership over 200 people flee a doomed Earth to Bronson Beta. Meteors fall as moon fragments while a green river valley and vast forests emerge. A mysterious airborne visitor vanishes. Tony Drake and Eliot James discover a wondrous city beneath an iridescent bubble and an edible grain supply.
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Bronson Beta
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Tony Drake
Eliot James
Tremendous Discovery Draws Tony and James Toward Bronson Beta
Tony and Eliot James uncover vast stored grain and provisioning on a distant planet. They debate sustenance for emigrants and potential use of the immense resources as they approach a strange illuminated ridge guarding a hidden base. They descend toward a lone beam of light and the unknown.
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Bronson Beta
Indian Dialects in State Names Teased as Euphonious
A Boston Transcript writer proposes renaming states using Indian dialect names to boost appeal. Prospects include Potomac for Carter Glass and Man hattan for Governor Lehman, with several northern and western states gaining tribal-inspired titles.
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Potomac
Katahdin
Merrimac
Winooski
New England
Lehman
Manhattan
Earle
Wyoming
Maryland
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Chesapeake
Shenandoah
Catawba
Santee
Altamaha
Florida
Suwannee
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Shenandoah Haunt and History Mix in Silent Echo
The fragment reflects on history and beauty, noting that even the haunting allure of Shenandoah cannot overturn established history, a sentiment from the New York Sun.
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New York Sun
Three Wheat Crops a Year via Day Extension in Australia
Experiments show three harvests yearly possible by increasing the day length for wheat plants. Results succeeded only with Australian bred wheats, English varieties turning into grass tufts.
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