Today's excerpt begins on page 271 of The Survivor Volume 1. The greenhouse on the facing page is simple, inexpensive and can be assembled by any builder who is handy. It is entirely composed of metal

Today's excerpt begins on page 266 of The Survivor Volume 1. OR HOW TO BUILD A FOOD FACTORY by Kurt Saxon Four years ago I sent to a Hollywood producer friend a collection of all my editorials in the five

Today's excerpt begins on page 139 of The Survivor Volume 1. by Kurt Saxon You need a specific set of attitudes to keep you on course toward any goal. You must feel right about what you're doing. Otherwise,

Today's excerpt begins on page 136 of The Survivor Volume 1. By MARTIN DONNELLY There was no mushroom cloud. Nothing exploded, or crashed. There was no dramatic detonation, thunderclaps did not occur nor

Today's excerpt begins on page 136 of The Survivor Volume 1. by Cyrus Dickenson Do you or a loved one have depression, neurosis, hyperactivity, learning disorder, mental confusion, chronic irritability,

Today's excerpt begins on page 132 of The Survivor Volume 1. A water telescope is easy to make and will afford much pleasure in exploring plant or animal life in comparatively shallow water. The device

Today's excerpt begins on page 122 of The Survivor Volume 1. By BRADLEY J. STEINER There’re more ways than one to skin a cat— or to stop an attacker. And if you are serious about your and your family’s

Today's excerpt begins on page 119 of The Survivor Volume 1. By Clyde Barrow As our society continues to deteriorate and we return to simpler times, very few present occupations will have any value or

Today's excerpt begins on page 132 of The Survivor Volume 1. Planning to profit from a disaster will give you an edge over those who simply plan to survive it. Attitude is of primary importance in determining

Today's excerpt begins on page 118 of The Survivor Volume 1. Survival, to the average person, is walking away from a plane crash or finding his way out of the woods after a camping trip that went wrong.

Today's excerpt begins on page 109 of The Survivor Volume 1. Every four years our Silly Season comes around. It is then that the American public is given the responsibility of either keeping competent

Today's excerpt begins on page 104 of The Survivor Volume 1. DISARMING THE LETTER BOMB At various times of the year, probably during full moons, letter bombers go into their act. Too cowardly to confront

Today's excerpt begins on page 99 of The Survivor Volume 1. A while back I saw a funny and tragic cartoon in a magazine. It showed a car pulled over to the side of the road. A harried and exhausted mother

Today's excerpt begins on page 96 of The Survivor Volume 1. With the natural pollution of the rural groundwater from sewage, insecticides, herbicides, inorganic minerals and salts form the earth itself,

Today's excerpt begins on page 88 of The Survivor Volume 1. Choosing a survival destination is not something to do casually. A bad location or poorly organized compound can expose inhabitants to unnecessary

Today's excerpt begins on page 84 of The Survivor Volume 1. In my last issue I believed I had covered Minimal Brain Damage due to malnutrition. Also, I believed that Minimal Brain Damage was not a birth

Today's excerpt begins on page 68 of The Survivor Volume 1. T.A. DeMattis, editor The Ultimate Society Po box 8 Lakehurst NJ 08733 Chris Elms, writing in 'Communities', in the first issue of Dec./72, makes

Today's excerpt begins on page 64 of The Survivor Volume 1. The Greatest Therat of Our Age Whether you realize it or not, you know several people with Minimal Brain Damage. This isn't a birth defect. Such

Today's excerpt begins on page 52 of The Survivor Volume 1. A Cheap Charcoal Stove I saw the other day at a friend's house one of the simplest and most effective stoves for a small conservatory it is possible

Today's excerpt begins on page 51 of The Survivor Volume 1. BLACK POWDER: How to Make the Best The basic formula for black powder is (by weight) 15 parts potassium nitrate, 3 parts powdered charcoal and