Worlds Collide Aviator Delivers Case in New York
David Ransdell arrives from Cape Town commissioned by Lord Rhondin and Professor Bronson to deliver photographic plates to Dr. Cole Hendren. Tony Drake visits the Hendrons as Eve introduces him. Hendron cites Bronson’s discovery of two planets Bronson Alpha and Bronson Beta likely on a collision course, with Bronson Alpha predicted to hit Earth and destroy it, while Bronson Beta may pass. The League of the Last Days debates transferring to Bronson Beta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Ransdell
New York
South Africa
Capetown
Lord Rhondin
Professor Bronson
Cole Hendren
Tony Drake
Hendrons
Ransdell
Eve Hendron
Tony
Hendron
Professor Bronzon
Bronson Alpha
Bronson Beta
League of the
Philadelphia
Boston
Bronson
Earth
Eve
the Stock Exchange
United States
Copley
Peru
Hendren
Professor Copley
League
Daniel
Belshazzar
God
Noah
Eve Hendren
Cole Hendrer
League of the Last Days tightens grip amid end time plans
Tony Drake confronts Eve Hendren and Bronson Alpha as the League of the Last Days expands its power. Ransdell shifts loyalties to New York chapter while Tony wrestles forbidden love and the threat of global doom, with tensions over freedom, allegiance, and survival mounting.
Space Ship Vision Drives Stockhold to Panic
Tony grapples with the looming space program and stock selloffs as the President minimizes the Bronson threat. Professor Copley brings stock certificates and urges urgent sale, citing personal risk. A taxi scene shows a delirious crowd as Tony heads to Newark airport to reach the Adirondack estate of Cole Hendron.
Forbidden Passion and Doomed Love Amid Space Doom
Eve and Tony discuss fate and faith as a global collapse looms and a new world beyond our sun beckons. They debate divine judgment, cosmic chance, and whether love can survive a voyage to Bronson Beta. The couple weigh marriage, sacrifice, and what it means to be themselves after departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Place de l’Opera
Paris
Berlin
Red Square
Stalin
Mussolini
Blinding Light Rays Seen as Future War Weapon
Washington Post reports on Edmond de Christmas and a device generating vast blinding flashes of light for city defense. Tests show planes and troops blinded, possibly deterring attacks. plans include movable lamps covering city sectors and handheld versions for troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond de Christmas
de Christmas
Washington Post
Tulip themed quilt blocks draw shopper interest
Grandmother notes the tulip design adapts well to applique and quilting. Stamped blocks measure 18 inches and a 76 by 97 inch quilt uses twelve blocks with a nine inch border and four inch gaps. A six block set costs 75 cents postpaid from Home Graft Co. Dept D St Louis. Dr Pierce’s Pellets are recommended for liver bowels and stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Graft Co
Dept. D
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Neatly Summed Up The Miser and the Hog Exchange
A pithy motto laments thrift unused for good until death, contrasting a miser with a hog that yields no benefit while alive and the urge to give.
Too Much Food Joke Highlights Poverty Generosity
In a Smith's Weekly quip a man longs for money as distrust drives him to beg. He recounts a grim interaction where a stranger leads him to a cafe to observe his meal. His friend counters that hunger comes with meals. the punch line reveals he has eaten nine meals today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Smith's
A Childs Laxative Should Be Liquid
For comfort and safety, read this advice on constipation. Dosing a liquid laxative like Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin with senna and cascara allows gradual reduction until regularity is achieved. It is gentle, non habit forming, and available from every druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dave Ransdell
Gee
Kyte
Cape Town
Doctor Hendren
Wes
Miss Hendren
Edwin Balmer
Philip Wylie
Edwin Balmer & Philp
Wylie
WNU
Newark
Adirondacks
Cole Hendron
Chapter
Clark
Bayer
Asia
Ile
Lee LL
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!