After Worlds Collide settlers reach Bronson Beta on space ships
Cole Hendron leads over 300 settlers escaping a cosmic collision. They land on Bronson Beta to green rivers and forests of ancient trees. An exploration flight spots a glass bubble city and a vast edible grain reserve. A second ship with 200 more people arrives, led by Dave Ransdell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Hendron
Earth
Bronson Beta
Hendren
Tony Drake
Hbliot James
Dave Ransdell
Ransdell
Hendron
Tony
Kyte
Tokyo
America
Bronson
Kyto
Manchuria
Ggg
Japan
Russia
City of the Other People Revealed Through Eliot’s Diary
Tony recounts Eliot James' diary describing a vast city with a transparent dome pierced by meteor damage. The Other People traded nothing for money, cherished collective gatherings, and operated electric instruments and light vehicles under a sunlit, multi level urban expanse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Eliot
Eliot James
New York
School and remote planet siege shift heightens camp tensions
Tony and Eliot James discover a derelict planet school with maps and instructional devices while Kyto the spy warns of a Japanese Russian German collaboration plotting a radical new state. Tony doubles guards and prepares a radio link as Hendren lies ill and Eve presses for leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Beitz
Tony
Hendren
Eve
Ransdell
Dodson
Tonya
Kyte
Michigan
Dave
Glamorous midsummer prints showcased in CHERIE NICHOLAS piece
Glamorous prints are praised for their color and design in a CHERIE NICHOLAS feature. The article highlights silk crepe and chiffon gowns with cutout florals, garlands, and contrasting sleeves, noting clever trimming ideas and party dress inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Fall Forecast Ostrich Feathers Return to Elegant Hats
Cherie Nichols foresees a fashion revival with ostrich feathers enhancing hats for day and evening wear. Descriptions show bright green velour afternoon hats with black and white plumes and sheer net foundations supporting lush feather brims.
Flowers Current Theme Of Stylists In Fashion
Flowers for Madame is the current theme song of the stylists. Fresh blooms appear in costumes with a tailored orchid corsage worn at the collar. Evening styles show pink orchids in the hair and sprays of red camellias behind the ear with a single orchid on a bracelet.
New Silk Patent Leather Belts for Daytime Wear
Belts described as soft and crushed like girdles fit snugly at the waist and are wider than prior belts. Available in bright red dark red pink lilac yellow and black to match or contrast summer dresses and add a smart up to date touch.
Gilt Bead Jabots Modern Dress Jewelry Feature
A brief note describes gilt bead jabots as modern accessories that blend dress jewelry with jabot styling, noting silver and gilt bead varieties and their fashionable use beyond traditional organdie or lace.
Trees and Rainfall Raise Russian Forest Test Findings
A Soviet report notes Russia planted 56 foot strips of trees 700 feet apart and measured rainfall. Results show rainfall increased 18 to 27.2 percent in treed areas, while evaporation between strips dropped 20 to 35 percent versus open land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sovyiet
Russia
Rash on Baby Relieved by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs Raymond Parks of North Adams Massachusetts reports a severe eczema outbreak on her infant. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she says the itching disappeared following two boxes of Ointment. Propriety Potter Drug & Chemical Corp. advertises Soap Ointment and Talcum prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Parks
Massachusetts Ave
North Adams
Mass
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
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Edwin Balmer
Philip Wylie
WNU Service
Derstand
Miracle City
M Ransdell
Yale
Kyre
Eve Hendren
Argentina
By Cherie Nicholas
Cherie Nicholas
Flowers
Black Widow
E. A. Shearer
Lafayette Blvd
Detroit
Mich
Cutiura
Parker
Dandroff-StopsHa
Dro
Patchogue
N.Y
Hiscox Chemical Works
Doan
Chicago
Baer
Orlando
South Shore Drive
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