Farewell In Panama Title and Flight From Jungle Peril
Neal Gardiner flees through Panamanian jungle pursued by a half breed named Caray. After a tense night near a camp, he escapes and presses toward Suchea and San Felipe amid fever and revolution news, seeking a railroad to Concepcion.
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Caray
Neal Gardiner
Acd
Suchea
Suchen
Neal
Senor
Gardiner
Concepcion
Lopez
San Felipe
Puerto Pizarro
Miner Returns from Jungle with Half a Million in Gems
Neal fights fever in the jungle and plans an exit to safety in Puerto Pizarro. He reflects on a decade of danger and the treasure he won, a fortune in green gem stones, as dawn nears and he reclaims his camp.
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Neal
Mt. Yanacinga
Puerto Pizarro
States
Name Change Request Cited By Spouse Slogan
In a dialogue from Confederation Life McDonald seeks a name change to Laurie Maurice Stevenson. The examiner asks for the reason. he replies it is his wife’s idea to align his initials with those on their spoons and towels.
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McDonald
Laurie Maurice Stevenson
Stork On Hillcrest Road Baffles Doctor With Witty Turn
A district doctor en route to deliver a notable woman's twelfth baby meets a duck on the road. He asks a bystander who replies in humor that the bird is a stork with its legs worn off.
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Hillcrest
Postponement of Defence Regulation Dates 1942amendments
The regulatory dates in Regulation 25 are postponed. Paragraphs (1)(2)(3) shift the deadline from December 31, 1942 to January 31, 1943. Paragraph (4) advances the date from January 10, 1943 to February 10, 1943.
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Defence
Postponed Registration Certificates Deadline To Jan 31, 1943
The order delays the date by which employers must require certificates from registrants to January 31, 1943 and sets a prohibition date for employing unregistered persons also to January 31, 1943. Returns from employers on unregistered matter are due by February 10, 1943.
Prospective Bridegroom Debates Diamond Price
A brief exchange shows a jeweller touting a diamond for a dollar while the prospective bridegroom questions the cost and asks for a cheaper imitation. The dialogue hints at cautious optimism and humor in a wedding planning moment.
Diamond Rag Sale Pitch in a Friendly Shop
A salesman offers a young man a diamond rag and a three piece deal labeled as engagement, wedding and teething goods, framed as a playful sales pitch. The exchange highlights a brisk, humorous bargaining tone typical of a vintage storefront scene.
Recruit mockery and sergeant retort in army scene
A humorous exchange shows a recruit jesting about potato-peeling machines in the army and a sergeant dubbing him the latent mode, reflecting light banter within military life.
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Roimmel
Egypt
Libya
Montgomery
Eighth Army
Ritter von Thoma
Afrika Korps
Royal Air Force
Metropolia
Stewart Roberts
Twillingate
Newfoundland
Twillingate Sun Office
Canada
The
Twillingate Sun
Panama
Duncan Norton, Taylor and
Joan Baragwanath
Liever
Emeralda
Mt. Vanacinga
Tambo Alto
Dodd
Drii
Editars A
Acta Re
TOEI
Confederation Life
W. W. Woods
EAU
Thomas’ Follett
Christian Science Monitor
Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society One
Norway Street
Boston
Achpsetts
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