Our Complete Short Story Time Wind by C K Priest
A windy morning drives Henry Cartan and Lucile Mortis to The Island aboard a chartered cruiser. Henry leaves his ailing wife with cold resolve, faces a distant conference via telegram, then crosses to the island for a weeklong cruise. The voyage begins with tense, unsettled mood as the wind rises and the couple drift toward an uncertain excursion.
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Henry Cartan
Lucile Mortis
Anchorage
Henry
Lucile
Lu Henry
Moore Calle
Ull
Allen
Lucille
Mer
Mammland
Henry Wit
Blackmoe Avenue
Forged US provisional stamp sparks historical intrigue
A Toronto stamp hobbyist learns a supposed New Haven provisional five cent stamp is a forgery after analysis by the Philatelic Foundation. The tale widens into a stormy voyage subplot and a strained marriage, with a looming discovery that could upend Henry's plans.
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Nerwood
London
Ont
Donald F. Demary
New Haven
Conn
U.S
United States
Congress
Donald
Toronto
Philatelic Foundation
New York
Ennr
Grassland equipment records cattle grazing choices
A Berkshire Grassland Research Institute trial uses a novel recording system to track mouthfuls and grazing behavior. The device logs tongue actions and tail movements as cattle chew grass, transmitting data via macro switches to paper tape. Tests measure live weight gain to determine preferred grasses for cattle.
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Ieee
Grassland Research Institute
Berkshire
Saskatchewan Jubilee editions sent to 25 libraries worldwide
Copies of Saskatchewan daily and weekly Jubilee editions were sent to 25 leading libraries in Canada the US and the Commonwealth. Librarians praised the collections noting strong local history content and plans to preserve and microfilm the sets for research.
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Saskatchewan
Atchewan
Canada
United States
British Commonwealth
Librar
British Library
Poinal
London
Manitoba Provincia Library
Toronto
Spethe
Congress
Washington
Ottawa
Tet
John Archer
Fred McGuinness
Archer
John Vopni
Davidson Leader
Saskatchewan Weekly Newspaper Association
Jubilee
Alberta
Legislative Library
Global rice harvest blooms while nutrition limits linger
The world grows one-quarter more rice since WWII, with the United States tripling its crop in a decade and new farming tech boosting yields. Yet many Asians face hunger as prices and politics bite, and U S consumers still eat modest rice portions. Nutritionists urge better cooking and washing to preserve thiamine while innovations from waxy rice flour to hull-based building blocks offer new uses.
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United States
Burma
Thailand
National Geographical Society
Australia
South America
68 Year old Helen Barlow bicycles through Europe
Helen Barlow, daughter of the late Sir Thomas Barlow of London, at 68 years old tours France Italy Holland Belgium by bicycle. She says it is a very good way of travelling and serves as a fine advertisement for British stamina.
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Helen Barlow
Sir Thomas Barlow
London
Miss Barlow
France
Italy
Holland
Belgium
George V
Funny and Otherwise: Humorous Exchanges Across Daily Life
A collage of light anecdotes and social quips showcases misunderstandings in dating cabinet posts and social rituals. Jokes center on identity mix ups, classroom misfires, and parental guidance. The piece blends humorous misunderstandings with classroom and family foibles.
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C. K. Priest
Philatelics
GMA
Joan Archer
Legislative Lacrarian
Carmine Bd Clements
Los Angeles
University of Los Angeles Alical Center
Nina
Las Vegas
Civil Defense
Gerald
Lendeon
Billy
Pater
Robins
Cunard
Europe
Wessel
Montreal
Fki
Quebec
Kec
Halifax
Fes
Fes Mar
Cunard Line
Preenate
Liverpool
Nerbourg
Southampton
Cobh
Lverpool
Cherbourg
Havre
Liverpoy
Howe
Uverpool
Therbourg
Bank of Tyronto
Portage Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Trelephone
Sunshine Cruises
West Indies
Mediterranean
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Bozo
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