Adventure, February 1, 1927

This February 1927 issue of *Adventure* features four fiction works: "Salt: A Complete Novelette" by Arthur O. Friel, involving a bold rider and the Orinoco; "The Covenant of the Craddocks" by Albert Richard Wetjen, concerning maritime faith; "The Temple of False Sanctuary" by Sydney Herschel Small, set during sunset; and a nonfiction article by Agnes C. Laut detailing "An Account of Strange Captivity" regarding the boy John Jewitt. The issue includes various advertisements for consumer products—Colt firearms, Burgess batteries, Jung Arch braces, and educational correspondence courses—alongside advertorial content promoting *The Lazy Colon*, a health manual addressing intestinal health and longevity, and a testimonial from Judge Ben B. Lindsey endorsing Pelmanism as a psychological self-improvement system.