Kazan the Wolf Dog Protects Family in Arctic Tale
In the frozen north Kazan, a one quarter wolf sledge dog, senses death near his master Thorpe and chooses to stay as Joan to whom he is bound by love and duty helps save Thorpe and later guards a sick man, a baby, and the girl as the group travels toward home aided by Pierre Radisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kazan
Thorpe
Isobel
Mc-Cready
McCready
Gray Wolf
Joan
Pierre
Mon Perence
Kagan
Hlm
Wolf
Pere
Pierre Radisson
Fond du Lac
Churchill
Radisson
Northward Trek With Pierre Radisson and Kazan
Pierre Radisson and his sledge dog Kazan endure a harsh march into the north. Joan tends the baby as Radisson coughs and fights weariness while Kazan senses looming danger and the approaching storm. They push toward a river camp as night falls and a perilous journey tightens.
Marvelous Banyan Tree Inspires Awe in Ancient Camp Site
The giant banyan tree linked to Alexander the Great is described as nearly 1,000 feet across with about 8,000 trunks and a dense canopy that blocks sunlight. The report notes several other species that propagate similarly, highlighting a remarkable tree network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
War Department Delays New Units for Michigan Guard
The War Department will not recognize new units for the Michigan National Guard until existing units reach war strength and are efficient. An order to Adjutant General Bers ey affects the third Lansing artillery battery and potential new infantry regiments depend on recruiting progress. Maj. Pepper notes state protections for soldiers in service, including home protections and debt relief during and after service. Orders also call for motorizing the hospital and field ambulance units with 12 motor ambulances and five motorcycles, to be shipped to Grayling and Bay City units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan National Guard
War Department
Bersey
Washington
Lanning
Thomas C. Morgan
Battle Creek
Home Guards
Michigan
United States
Samuel D. Pepper
Maj. Pepper
Pepper
NEA
Mall
United States Service
Militia Bureau
Walter G. Rogers
Rogers
Grayling
Bay City
Grand Rapids Field Hospital
Michigan War Board Allocates Blankets and Court Shifts
Port Huron company of the Thirty-third Michigan in federal service appeals for blankets. 20 ship to Port Huron as the Michigan War Board authorizes 2,000 woolen blankets. Grand Rapids naval militia and state constabulary receive portions. Judge Mandell sits in Grand Traverse County. Mayne in Wayne County. Corp. Henry Miller of Escanaba, ill since Mexico, has died. Carpenters working on soldiers and officers quarters at Grayling encampment grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron Company
Thirty-third Michigan Regiment
State War Preparedness Board
Port Huron
Michigan War Board
Grand Rapids
Henry A. Mandell
Detroit
Grand Traverse County
F. W. Mayne
Wayne County
Corp
Henry Miller
Escanaba
Co. L
Thirty-third Michigan Infantry
Mexico
Michigan Happenings Chronicle Regional Notes
Traverse City workers receive 200 acres for gardening under railroad plan. Postpone rural routes reviewed for economy. Fremont finds death of Joseph Gerber ex-banker and business leader. Train collision near Belding-Freeport injures crew. River Rouge boy drowns trying to rescue his father. Flint pupil drowns at school picnic. Grand Traverse region to hold annual meeting and picnic June 27. Multiple city items include school housing, tornado relief, and public notices across Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
John Hogan
Edward M. Hogan
Kearsler Creek
Fairview School
Traverse City
Grand Traverse
Muskegon
Talee
Grand Rapids
Danie Roy Freeman
Klass Oosterhuis
Charlotte
Cecil Reed
Hastings
Art Priester
Barry Township
Bunner
Kalamazoo
Priester
Costa
Charleston
Mattoon
Howard City
Franklin Pinney
Eli Penny
Morley
Traverse
United States District Court
Battle Creek
Joseph Schmidt
Enchant Pa Woman Talks Of Spells And Health
A sick woman from Enchant Pennsylvania describes years of weakness and nervous troubles. After trying doctors without relief she used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports regained strength and ability to work. The ad invites others to seek free confidential advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Pinkham
Augustis Baoughman
Enchant
Pinkham’s
Lydia KE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
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James Oliver Curwood
Death
Hospital Corps
Grayling State
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
Adrian
Gillen
Postal Department
Fremont
Joseph Gerber
Old State Bank
Board of Trade
Tannery
Fremont Canning Company
Western Michigan Development Bureau
Lowell
George Sager
River Rouge
David Sager
Dix Avenue
Oakwood
Board of Education
Michael McDonald
Robert Luhman
St. Louis
Michael Shong
Gratiot County
Lydia E. Pinkham
Stearns
U.S
Carter
Cutter
Cutters
Tory
Berkeley
Cat
Chicago, I
Duthwaite
Greensburg
Dean
Wisconsin
A. Bathke
Wic
Garfield Ave
Milwauker
Wis
Doan
Nis Foster-Milburn CO
Buffalo
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