The Indian Drum Chapter XX Continued
In a tense scene aboard the tug, Father Perron recalls voices about Corvet and Spearman. Stafford frets over proximity as Spearman cuts the hawser, causing a shuffle of men and a gunshot as the Miwaka’s searchlight falls on the tug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futher Rerron
Benjamin Corvet
Stafford
Alan
Constance
Father Perron
Manistique
Henry Spearman
Sherrill
Corvet
Orvet
Opuin
Spendan
Spearman
Luke
Red Pepper Heat Heals Backache Quickly
An ad touts Red Pepper Heat as potent relief for backache. It promises immediate tingling warmth that penetrates to the sore area, claiming the fastest relief and urging readers to ask druggists for Rowles Red Pepper Heat for genuine product labeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowles Red Pepper
Rowles
St Jacobs Oil Ad Claims Quick Back Pain Relief
An old advertisement extols St Jacobs Oil as a quick remedy for backache lumbago sciatica neuralgia rheumatism and sprains. It asserts kidneys cause no back pain and urges readers to rub on the oil for instant relief and limbering within moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jacobs
final confrontation on the Miwaka in a doomed rescue
In the storm after the Miwaka sinks Spearman and Corvet confront past crimes. Stafford dies on deck shot by Spearman. Corvet contemplates confession and restitution while Luke exploits secrets. Alan and Constance seek solace as Sherrill guides them toward a future, ending with reunion and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford
Spearman
Ramsdell
Luke
Sunford
Ransdell
Hle
Father
Ageinu
Alan
Corvet
Alan—Corvet
Lake Ute
Watch
Sheprill
Hho
Sherrill
Caleb Stafford
Salvation Army Fund Drive urged in Gogebic County
The Salvation Army calls for public donations in Gogebic County as part of its Lake Division relief work. General Booth’s call to serve all in need underlines the aim to aid homeless, hungry, and at risk individuals through state relief, institutions, and services, with no other income than public generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Home Service
Gogebic County
Upper Peninsula
Lake Division
Booth
Great Army of Salvation Army
Tourist figures show large increase in upper Michigan traffic
A 1922 tourist traffic rise in upper Michigan is reported from 700 cars in 1918 to 0.520 cars ferried across the Straits of Mackinac, per a letter from George E. Bishop. He notes the figures cover passenger autos only and urge more camp sites, hotels, and better roads to accommodate growing visitors, predicting further gains next year. The notice adds a local basketball game on Saturday evening: Legion vs. Beesemer Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Michigan
Straits of Mackinac Dellians
Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
George EK
Bishop
Cbuokhags Brocers
Straits of Mackinac
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William MacHarg
Edwin Bele
Salvation Army Fund
Legion
Beesemer Legion
A. Ringsmutr
Sandyou and
A. F. Olson, Prop
Sationeery
Automoi i
Bodch & Jacobson
Buick
Wile
Asus
Tdes & Maes
Toute Ueten
Cis
S$ Puer Sedun Las
Eas
Sebae Ebad Byant
Priews Fo
Tuick
Hanson Bros
Wakefield, Mich
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