Last Leaves Excerpt on Winter by Alexander Smith
Excerpt from Last Leaves describes winter arriving differently for rural and urban dwellers with frost, snow, and fog in town contrasting bright sunsets and bare branches in the village. The piece notes signs of winter in a northern city and reflects on nature surrendering to age, ending with a note on Normandy rehearsals and English villages facing winter.
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Alexander Smith
Normandy rehearsals displace 180 farms in South Devon
Collier's reports 180 farms covering 25 square miles in South Devon moved to allow American troops six months of live ammunition training for the invasion of France. The area suffered extensive damage to homes churches shops and farmland, hindering quick restoration for returning inhabitants. Artificial insemination advances dairy cattle breeding through proven sires.
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Devon
France
Collier's
Tles
Soldier's furlough from Hawaii delights Joliet native
First Sgt. Harold Cuttie, 27, on leave from Hawaii after more than two years abroad, describes the islands to his mother Mrs. Harold M. Cuttie. A Joliet Catholic High School graduate, he joined March 26, 1941 and serves with honors including the good conduct medal and Asiatic Pacific and American defense ribbons. His parents live at 568 Dover Street.
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Harold Cuttie
Hawaiian Islands
Harold M. Cuttie
Iome
Cuttie
Hawaii
Ile
Joliet Catholic High School
Gerlach - Barklow Company
Iris
Dover Street
Spectator
Phote
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