Kazan and Gray Wolf Saga in the Frozen Countryside
Kazan the Alaskan sledge dog endures and adapts after saving his master Thorpe. He protects Gray Wolf, loses pups to a lynx, and is drawn to Joan the bride. Gray Wolf goes blind, and Kazan forms a bond with her, wandering the wilderness with the two as they cope with loss, loneliness, and survival.
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Isobel
McCready
Gray Wolf
Pierre
Joan
Sun Rock
Kay Walt
Halicz Taken by Russians In Gallia Front Advances
Dispatch from Petrograd says Russian forces under Korniloff breached the Austro German line between Halicz and the Carpathians on a 20 mile front. Russian cavalry moved 16 miles west of the Dniester as Halicz is hemmed in from the south and southwest. From July 2 to 8, Korniloff’s offensive reportedly took 14,000 prisoners and 179 heavy guns amid continued operations in Galicia.
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Galicia
Reuter
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Galleia
Haliez
Carpathians
Dniester
Blallez
Licia
Gssian War Department
Berlin
V. Tel. Co
Brogan
The Days of Fire recalls Kazan’s fading past
In Chapter XIII of The Days of Fire Kazan recalls the night of the brutal fight with the big gray lynx atop Sun Rock. His memories of life as a sledge dog and his former leadership fade as the ordeal lingers.
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Sun Rock
Kazan
United States Expects Record 3 Billion Bushel Corn Crop
Washington July 10 A 3 124 000 000 bushel corn crop is forecast as farmers answer President Wilson's wartime food call. Sixteen million more acres were planted than last year, pushing corn acreage to a new high. Wheat and potato crops also show gains, with rye rising to a record 56.1 million bushels.
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America
Department of Agriculture
Fight to the finish no peace without land declares
Berlin reports say Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg repeats that peace without annexations is unacceptable and insists on continuing the war. Erzberger attacks pan Germans while calls for modification of submarine war surface. Rumors say Helfferich and Zimmermann may resign. Crown Council met in Berlin with possible Prussia franchise bill discussed.
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London
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Amsterdam
Central News
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Exchange Telegraph Company
Karl Helfferich
Alfred Zimmermann
William
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Prussia
French Retake Trench Lines Amid Front Bombardment
Paris reports continued artillery activity along the French and Belgian front. The war office says German forces attacked in Alsace and on the Aisne near Pantheon Chemin des Dames, with at least one assault repulsed and another reported captured trench lines on a three and a half kilometer front with 500 prisoners taken.
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Chemin Des Dames
Enar Pantheon
War Office
Berlin
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Elks elect Fred C Harper exalted ruler in Boston
Fred C Harper of Lynchburg Virginia was elected exalted ruler of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks. Atlantic City was unanimously chosen as the next convention city.
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Boston
Awyer
Lynchburg
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Attic City
Enemies Come With Success
The Labor Chronicle argues that real progress draws opposition. Individuals who pursue individuality must expect battles against misconception slander envy and malice as their influence grows.
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The
Labor Chronicle
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Adverts Its Benefits
For eczemas and rashes Cuticura Soap and Ointment are promoted as supremely effective. The ad claims they prevent distressing skin conditions when used daily for toilet and nursery needs and offers a free sample by mail with a book via Cuticura Dept Ly Boston.
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Dept. Ly Boston
Deceptive Yet Clever Escape From Insurance Agent
Tobias Knowal feigns illness to avoid a persistent life insurance agent. He binds a bandage around his neck and moves to the door, feigning weakness. A caller questions his health, but Knowal dismisses the visit as trouble and intends to deter further agents.
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Tobias Knowal
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Knowal
Ife
Sunday Whistle Delay Sparks County Grievance
A railroad official faces a stern citizen demanding orders to restrain the express through Elm Grove from blowing its whistle on Sunday mornings. The citizen explains the pastor preaches until the whistle sounds, and last Sunday the express ran twenty minutes late.
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Elm Grove
Lamb
Hopeless Case in a Gloomy Citizen Exchange
A gloomy citizen resists cheerful talk and prefers his grouch to being deemed sane. He recalls a past cheerful attempt that drew suspicious looks from neighbors, reinforcing his resolve to stay unhappy.
Distinction in Washington Evening Star Quote
A brief quip contrasts a reckless orator with a mere irritator, noting the exchange in the Washington Evening Star as a witty aside about public speaking and agitation.
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Washington Evening Star
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