Farewell In Panama Farewell In Panama
Duncan Norton-Trainor and John Haragwanath recount a crisis aboard the Western Queen as passengers search for a drowning man in the Pacific. Mrs Edwards, panicked, recalls a death by her own action while a doctor steals a money belt from Gardiner. The Queen's lights sweep the sea as suspense builds.
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Duncan Norton-Trainor
John Haragwanath
Owen Tona
Mrs. Edwards
Careel
Pacific
Gardiner
Dona Fargo
Noel Gardiner
San Felipe
Helena Gladding
Montoya
Doctor’s Quiet Portent of a Maritime Mystery
A doctor enters, checks the porthole, and asks if they have stopped as rumors of someone jumping overboard spread. He notes the search for the missing person, while his wife observes the scene with restrained concern.
Emeralds Hidden in Pebbles Aboard the Queen
Noel Gardiner uncovers a staged theft on the Western Queen after emeralds are replaced with pebbles. A plan to offload stones at Panama hinges on avoiding customs and a dangerous suspect, while Gardiner recalls O P Gardiner and contemplates a treacherous crew member.
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Boise
Tolabo
O. P. Gardiner
Charta Crawford
Crawford
Panama
Osgood
B&g
Breakfast Menu Deception Near Captain Osgood
Neal schemes a bold ruse during breakfast by slipping a letter to Captain Osgood hidden in a menu. He uses a napkin and early-morning dining routine to orchestrate the exchange, while concealing pebbles and a money belt.
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Osgood
Neal
Salt and iodine needs for sheep year round
Records show sheep require salt daily and eat about a quarter of a pound per day if available. Block salt provides insufficient intake. All stock should have iodine, and if iodized salt is unavailable, add potassium iodide.
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Christian Science Monitor
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