# Breed of the Wolf: A Complete Novel by George Marsh
This issue of Popular Magazine (January 20, 1922) features Breed of the Wolf, a complete northern adventure novel by George Marsh. The story follows Jean Marcel, a French-Canadian fur trapper with a dog team, who undertakes a dangerous canoe journey through uncharted Hudson Bay territory to reach Eskimo traders before they learn of a dog shortage. Ignoring companions' warnings about the forbidden "Windigo country," Marcel traverses treacherous rapids and starving conditions, ultimately discovering an Eskimo encampment. Additional fiction includes Holman Day's five-part serial The Spark in the Tinder, stories by Perceval Gibbon and Thomas McMorrow, and H.C. Witwer's humorous column Classics in Slang. The issue also contains Grantland Rice's sports profiles and Ralph D. Paine's true adventure account. Advertisements and instructional content complete the magazine.
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About this artifact
- Date
- January 20, 1922
- Rights
- Public domain — free to view, share, and reuse.
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