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Contents Note: Adventure Magazine, March 10, 1925 This issue contains multiple adventure tales set in Scandinavian, North American, and colonial contexts. The featured complete novel is "Swain's Folly" by Arthur D. Howden Smith, set in Viking-era Norway and the Orkneys, following Swain as he navigates Norwegian political intrigue involving King Ingi, rival nobles, and an old enemy named Olvir. Other stories include "Danny Simmon's First Case" (G. W. Barrington), "Rabbit Foot" (L. Paul), "The Bush Lopers" (Hugh Pendexter, part one), "Mustang Breed" (Alan LeMay), "Mute and Inglorious" (Larry Barretto—marked as "Off-the-Trail" for its unusual nature), and "The Bully of Zamora" (Thomas Topham). Complete novelettes include "Oil—and the Troubled Waters" by Thomson Burtis, set in Texas oilfields. The magazine also features verse, practical outdoor guidance, and previews upcoming Scandinavian and fur-trade stories.