Farewell In Panama Farewell In Panama
Duncan Norton-Taylor and Joann Baragwansath continued. Neal questions the ship crew about a theft linked to Don Carlos Montoya's secretary. Osgood orders a thorough search of the ship while Neal plans to keep passengers safe and uncover the culprit before nightfall. A doctor suspects a gamblers’ cabin ties to Puerto Pizarro refugees as the chapter ends with a cliffhanger.
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Oxgood
Don Carlos Montoya
Mise Garcia
Neal
Don Carlos
Osgood
Puerto Pizarro
Seward
Gardiner
Dome
Puerto Piz
Edwards
Martinelli
Supper Plot Under Southern Stars in Helena Gladding Tale
Helena Gladding plots a perfect supper for a covert rendezvous with Petrie and Sampson involved as Montoya and a missing Miss Garcia loom. Tension builds over a deadly mission to San Felipe while Osgood notes a midnight cable inquiry. Neal weighs risk and romance as shadows of theft and betrayal deepen.
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Ruth
Helena Gladding
Petrie
Sampson
Helena
Gladding Y CIA
San Felipe
Panama
Osgood Hai
Miss Garcia
Osgood
Neal
Abe
Montoya
Holidaying and Vacationing in the Summer Time
The piece contrasts holiday habits with constant labor minded citizens. It argues hospitality and recollection from visitors enrich communities, while some insist on nonstop work. It notes rest as healthful and mind refreshing, contending vacations spur new methods and relief from toil, yet criticizes the modern drive to overwork.
A Crowd of Em: Word Talk on Crowds and Names
A playful look at how English names vary for crowds. It lists various collective nouns such as fleet for ships flock for sheep bevy for girls pack for thieves host for angels and more. The piece ends noting a swarm of people is called a crowd.
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Patridge
Congregation of Engineers
Corp
Corps of
Robbers
Band
German Women in War Effort Not to Do Dirty Work
In a Bremen newspaper item the piece notes that German women aiding the war effort are not expected to perform dirty, physical tasks. The gag quips on the Gestapo’s role, asking what its purpose could be beyond control and policing.
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Bremen
Gestapo
Eggs go up as hens make shells in war effort
A grocer explains to a customer that egg prices rise because hens are occupied with shell production for the war program, reflecting shortages and rationed supplies. The playful exchange highlights homefront sacrifices during wartime.
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Grocer
Conf Confederation Life Campers Share Fishing Memories
A returning camper recalls fishing with flies and sharing meals and sleep while camping, describing the close bonds formed during the trip and the question of whether they fished with flies.
Bottle Journey From Bonne Bay to Ireland
Chiia Wheeler, a Bonne Bay merchant seaman, cast a ketchup bottle with a note into the Gulf of St. Lawrence on September 30, 1942, about three miles off Bonne Bay. Last week his mother-in-law, Mrs Knatt, age 73, showed him a letter from Ireland that had washed ashore in that bottle.
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Chiia Wheeler
Bonne Bay
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Wheeler
Minister Receives Gift. Church Magazine Error Sneak
An elder played a joke on a minister who loved cherry brandy promising to acknowledge the gift in the church magazine. The minister fulfilled the pledge and the magazine printed a paragraph thanking the donor for the present of fruit and the spirit in which it was given.
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Nfld
Your
Service
Dr.wood
Confederation Life
B.C. M.S
BE. J. Cahill
Carbonear
Postman
Duncan Norton-Taylor
Joann Baragwanaths
Thia Morolog
Leat
Tropics
Thia
Mantoya
Torranca
HSE
AGIC
Antares
Rata
A Atoll
NYT
HAY Ae Tata
Gerald S. Doyle, Ltd
Christian Science Monitor
Bo Ourday Lheue
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