In the Wake of the News By King W. Lardner
Lou visits me again and cannot reveal his heart, while I resist his kiss and cling to a promise not to yield. He teases, pleads, and for a moment stirs my senses before retreating with a lingering, irresistible charm.
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Lou
Lennie
Cain
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Tanner
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Non MN ox sacrifice hits and stolen bases summary
Baseball notation records show Grove with three stolen bases and a first on halls off Newhart. Whitney struck out once, Neuhart eight times. Passed hall Reuter Anplres Heber and Barnett. Pitchers Hunter F Smith Smith Wilcox Norwood seven and Elm.
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Romania to Adopt Simpler War Uniforms in 1918
Bucharest July 1 Romania will introduce new army uniforms that are more practical and require less material. War Minister Aratianu has recommended the change to the King who approved it, to take effect in April 1918 amid material shortages.
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West Virginia to Join National Soil Surveys
The State Geological Survey of West Virginia will cooperate with the U S Department of Agriculture to survey Jefferson and Morgan counties. The state covers field expenses while the federal government pays staff costs and publishes the county reports. Each report will include a large color map and detailed soil analysis with crop suitability and fertilizer use guidance. Several months are needed to complete the reports and maps after field work ends.
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Washington
State Geological Survey of
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West Virginia Takes Part I Capital No. 1
West Virginia moves to sue the federal government in the Northern District of the state, claiming damages from a steamboat wreck linked to a lighthouse tower failure. A special envoy studies release of cargo gloves from a British blockade as merchants in Wheeling, Charleston, Huntington press Congress for action.
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