The Wolf Pack Pushes Into the Snow Bound As Plan Forms
In the harsh winter camp, Dan Lennox and Snowbird confront dwindling rations and a looming wolf pack. After a failed rescue, Dan proposes a desperate plan to confront Cranston, while Snowbird, the Haske girl, and the others cling to hope and resolve. Lennox outlines a risky trail to intercept Cranston and secure their only chance to survive.
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Lennox
Dan
Lenner
Feck
Cranston
Heath
Walt
Thin
Indari
Tuken Cranston
Belleve
Dade
North Fork
Phin
North Park
Snowbird
Rule of Louis XIV Tells of Sister Rivalry and Court Schemes
A fragmented recount describes Louis XIV’s arranged marriage ties with three sisters, Mme. de Maill, Pauline, and Marie Anne de Tournelle. Each sister vies for influence, with public and private favors, battles, and strategic plotting shaping their paths to court power and a duchess title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis XIV
France
Neste
Louis
Champagne
Mme. de Maill
Pauline
Marie Anne
Marquis of Tournelle
Mme. de la ‘Tournelle
Wamne
Mme. de la Tournelle
Love and Longevity Through Love Making
A medical correspondent argues that love making directly affects heart and blood health. It stimulates the heart, improves circulation, and strengthens the body. The piece also notes a notable influence on liver function, suggesting patent medicines would suffer if such influence were widespread.
Emblem Presented to Pauline Henkel by American Legion
Pauline Henkel a fourteen year old New York high school girl received a patriotic service gold medal from F. W. Galbraith Jr national commander of the American Legion in a ceremony before the Fifth Avenue Memorial in New York City. The guard of honor from the marine corps under Lieut Miller Gumpertz and Sgt Janssen accompanied the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul-ine Henkel
New York
F. W. Galbraith, Jr
American Legion
Rankin
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Guard of Honor
Henkel
Colonel
Marine Corps
Leutenants Miller
Gumpertz
Janssen
America
Miss Henkel
Legion Post Adopts Creed Amid 1921 Legion Push
Somerville Massachusetts post of the American Legion adopts a creed affirming reliability equality and progress. Kansas plans for 40000 members in 1921 with 24000 at year end 1920 and 314 posts plus 106 Women’s Auxiliary units. Victory medals will still be distributed to ex service members though recruiting slows.
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Somerville
Mass
American Legion
American Legon
Kansas
Veritas and kitchens across towns evoke craft spaces
The American Legion Weekly notes Varitas and small kitchens as shared terms for brewing spaces, reflecting regional language shifts from country to city. Veritas is highlighted alongside kitchenettes as evolving nomenclature in social clubs and breweries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veritas
Honest Folke
American Legion Weekly
Thomas J Bannigan Elected Adjutant of Connecticut Legion
Thomas J Bannigan, born in Utica New York, was elected adjutant of the Connecticut department American Legion for a three year term. He heads the service division at department headquarters, helped organize Rau Locke post 8, and led efforts to relocate the headquarters to a permanent site in Hartford. He served as a war captain, chaired varied veterans committees, and is active in national war risk and insurance matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Bannigan
Connecticut Department of the American Legion
Bannigan
Utica
N.Y
Georgetown Academy
New Britain
Hartford
Hart
Servier Club
Legion
National Committee On War Risk Insurance
Ndt Compensation
Hartford Elks’ National Soldiers’ Fund Committee
Legion Plans Transfer of Kerrville Hospital to State
The American Legion in Texas finalizes steps to hand the Legion Memorial hospital at Kerrville to state control under a 1.5 million dollar expansion bill to 600 tuberculosis beds. The Legion will run the hospital with state health and tuberculosis officials supervising the funds and operations. In Kansas, veterans benefits expand with bills covering adjusted compensation, state headquarters funding, emblem protection, tax exemptions, parolee care, and a boxing measure. Also noted is Ar gonne Post member George Leander with eight bars on his Victory medal.
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Weill
Dan
Lennox
Lane Ax
Jay Om
Hank
Texas Department of the American Legion
Legion Memorial Hospital
Kerrville
The
Legion
Ths
Charles W. Scruggs
the Legion
Texas
Frum
Kansas
American Legion
George Leander
Argonne Post
Des Moines, J
Legion and Red Cross consolidate to aid veterans
The American Legion and the home service department of the Red Cross in Detroit have consolidated under the Service Men's bureau. They will cooperate on adjusting claims, hospitalization, and education for veterans.
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American Legion
Home Service Department of the Red Cross
Detroit
Service Men's Bureau
Fabric Injury to Inner Tube Causes and Quick Repairs
Old roadside damage can start weeks before a blowout when fabric in the inner tube breaks from hitting bricks ruts or curbstones at speed. The article explains emergency fixes such as rim-cut patches and vulcanizing methods, plus steps to prepare the patch and apply cemented patches for temporary or lasting repairs.
Tire Boots For Added Tire Protection In Cars
The article explains several tire boot types to protect inner tubes from blowouts. Inside boots and rim hooks reinforce weak or damaged casings, with inside patches preventing contact with torn fabric. Some boots cinch over the tire, while others lap over the rim, though rough riding and jolts may occur on each wheel rotation.
Old Tire Patches and Emergency Repairs Described
The item outlines styles of patches and patches applications for tubed tires. It notes boots for rims, laced patches around tubes to prevent bulge, and patches applied inside tires that fail to stop water and sand entry. It mentions using old casing sections for blowouts and even a towel as a temporary patch in emergencies.
Automobiles And Tax Note Mixed In Historic Nonsense
In Tokyo a registration of 3212 cars exists and Italy bans imports while Ohio holds 818000 vehicles with a 10 percent threshold. For year ending July 1 1920 Internal Revenue reports 1444M 488 79 dollars from motor vehicle sales taxes. Italy restricts tourists to six months and tax is due after three months. Missouri faces a proposed capital offense bill for motor vehicle theft via Anti Horse Thief association activity.
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Tokyo
Japan
Italy
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ttaly
Aso
Missouri
Battery Trouble From Sediment Short Circuits Jars
The text notes sediment buildup in storage batteries can bridge the grill and cause plate shorts. It cites about 106000 bankers and brokers in the United States owning motor cars. It warns discharged batteries can freeze near zero and advises protecting them with light coverings when cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Proper Tire Maintenance Keeps Pressure Consistent
Guidance on maintaining tire pressure to prevent blowouts. Emphasizes regular repairs, avoiding severe jolts, and keeping tires inflated to recommended levels for safety and performance.
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