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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
8
Dan, recovering from illness, displays surprising marksmanship and instinct on a ridge with Lennox. A wild coyote, maddened and dangerous, charges the pair as Lennox fights to shield Dan, testing the youth's emerging frontier skills and inherited courage.
Dan Falling told by a physician he has six months to live chooses to spend it in southern Oregon. He meets people connected to his grandfather a famed frontiersman and moves in with Silas Lennox and his children Snowbird and Bil at the Umpqua divide. John uses nerve to save Lennox in a coyote attack and is believed by Lennox to be the reincarnation of his grandfather Dan Falling.
In the upcoming installment of The Voice of the Pack Dan Failing shows solid marksman skills, countering claims of weakness. The piece highlights his steady aim and composure across several scenes.
A seaman's superstition says a penknife stuck in the mast brings wind and a sailor will whistle through his teeth for luck. Adhesive plaster is recommended for mending hot-water bottles raincoats gloves and rubber goods. Jud Tunkins comments on music lessons for jazz band hopefuls.
A civic committee meeting in Durham formed a prospective Law and Order League with church leaders approving a five member secret organizing group. Governor Bickett spoke on Law and Order as military officials attended a Durham Chamber of Commerce banquet honoring the Durham Machine Gun Company.
North Carolina College for Women seeks state funding for dormitories dining halls classrooms a gymnasium enlarged library a teachers home a music building and a domestic science building to accommodate a growing student body and enhance facilities.
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