There wasn’t too much to play around with here, but I’ve gone off on a tangent where I found myself asking questions and found some curious snippets of info. Really, it’s got little to do with Antarctica!
Questions
One of the Volcanic Seven Summits though it lies dormant, Mount Sidley in Antarctica takes its name from the married name of the daughter of which English-born food manufacturer?
WILLIAM HORLICK
Much less accessible than Mount Erebus on Ross Island, Mount Sidley can be found in which unclaimed region of Antarctica?
MARIE BYRD LAND
With Mount Sidley being the representative for Antarctica and Ojos del Salado the checklist peak for South America, which is the member of the Volcanic Seven Summits for North America?
PICO DE ORIZABA
Not in the Himalayas as one might expect, which Asian mountain joins Mount Sidley on the list of the Volcanic Seven Summits?
MOUNT DAMAVAND
Found in Papua New Guinea, which second highest mountain in that country joins Mount Sidley on the Volcanic Seven Summits to do list as the Oceania entry?
MOUNT GILUWE
Initially called the unappealing sounding ‘Diastoid’, what was the two-word trademarked name of the product introduced by the Horlick brothers that became a popular purchase from soda shops?
MALTED MILK
Known as Legion and Tornadoes during a brief period in the National Football League between 1922 and 1926, from which Wisconsin city were this team that were sponsored by William Horlick, for a time including his surname in their name?
RACINE (Horlick-Racine Legion)
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