Doomsday Dawn as Bronson Worlds Approach Earth
Tony and Eve confront a world ending threat after scientists reveal two rogue planets Bronson Alpha and Bronson Beta approaching the solar system. Alpha may devastate Earth on the first pass while Beta could pass safely, forcing humanity to face an unknown planetary challenge and possible salvation.
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Tony
Kyte
Cole Hendron
America
Tony Read
Bronson
Capetown
South Africa
Eridanus
Archernar
Mercury
Pluto
Neptune
Uranus
Saturn
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Cole Hendren
Tony Drake
Doctor Hendren
Eve
Kyto
Hendrens
Father
Ronson Beta
Bronson Alpha
Dreamers stay in the background of progress
Uncommon Sense argues that real progress comes from awake, working minds not dreamers. It praises Longfellow and American builders, urges steady effort, courage, and patriotism to meet hardships, warning against pessimism and whining as a public weakness.
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Earth
Herve
Aviator Ransdell Delivers Plates to New York Scientist
Capetown based aviator David Ransdell is commissioned by Lord Rhondin and Professor Bron son to transport a case of photographic plates to Dr. Cole Hendron in New York. Tony Drake visits the Hendrons' apartment and meets Ransdell as Eve Hendron introduces them.
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David Ransdell
Capetown
Lord Rhondin
Professor Bronson
Cole Hendron
New York
Tony Drake
Hendrons
Ransdell
Eve Hendron
Tony
Pork and Hominy Origins Linked to De Soto Banquet
A writer traces pork and hominy origins to a De Soto expedition banquet that featured hog meat from Spain, noting the embrace of pork and hominy in regional dishes. The account links early exploration facts to culinary traditions and local recollections.
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de Sotos
Spain
Sunbonnet String Holder by Grandmother Clark
A colorful sunbonnet string holder hangs on a kitchen wall and keeps a ball of string handy. The bonnet frame holds a painted face. string threads through a mouth hole for use. Package A-7 offers supplies and directions for making one, priced at 15 cents from Home Craft Co. Dept A, St. Louis Ave, St. Louis, MO.
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Craft. Co
St. Louis Ave
Movement to Improve Speech of Collegians
The Boston Globe notes Columbia University plans measures to improve vocal expression among freshmen and young men. For Barnard College the phonograph reading of Arthur the Young Rat aimed at better speech, including pronunciation word use and voice quality, with hopes of wider adoption.
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Columbia University
Arthur the Young Rat
Barnard College
Columbia
Barnard
Boston Globe
German Pigeon Now Aged War Captive Still Thrives
Detroit News recounts how Wilhelm, a German homing pigeon captured during the St Mihiel drive, survived the war and lives at U S Signal Corps lofts at Fort Monmouth. Now seventeen, he retains his royal crest band and strong homing instinct, the sole survivor among many pigeons seized by American forces.
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Helene
Loomis
Detroit News
St Mihiel
France
Rheingold
Wilhelm
Plaeon
Dickens on Health Advice from Dickens Relayed
Marion Wefer highlights an article on Dickens urging public health measures. He recalls speaking with medical professionals in America and argues many diseases could be avoided if people followed simple precautions. He criticizes heavy animal diets and sedentary post-meal behavior, urging wiser dress and more vigorous exercise.
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Charles” Dickens
Marion Wefer
Dickens
America
Learn From Doctors How to Treat Colds
Health notice explains four goals in cold treatment using Calotabs to relieve congestion purify blood and aid digestion. Recommends one or two at bedtime with milk or water and repeat if needed, promotes Calotabs packages at twenty five cents and ten cents trial.
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Eye Hendren
New York Times
Worids
Philip Wylie Copisht
Eden Dedecs
WNU
John Blake
Bell Syndicate
Mr. Longfellow
Aladdin's Palace
Lexington
Sunbonnet
Clark
Potter Drug & Chemical Com
Malden
Mass
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