Mystery Nurse Plot Deepens in Paris House
Dr Richardson and Wakeman discuss secrecy around a delirious Miss de Rochefort. Marie presses for Mrs Johnson as nurse while concern grows over an inquest and the sister’s death. The doctor hints a nurse may be needed. Marie plans to inform the guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Marie
Monsieur
M. le Docteur
Madame Johnson
Mademmoiselle
Anthony
Miss de Rochefort
Mademoiselle
Helas
Mr. Wakeman
Wakeman
Ti Lam
Mrs. Johnson
Appointed Chief Engineer Fairbairn Leads CPR System Rise
Sir George Bury announces J M R Fairbairn as chief engineer of the Canadian Pacific Railway replacing retiring J G Sullivan. Fairbairn, born Peterborough, 45, joined CPR in 1892 and rose through Montreal Toronto Ottawa to chief engineer of eastern lines in 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. R. Fairbairn
Beeen
J. G. Sullivan
George Bury
Lor Shaughnessy
Fairbairn
Mr. Fairbairn
Peterborough
Toronto University
British Columbia
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Ange
Itawa
Ottawa
Toronto
Rust menace in Canada threatens grain yields and economy
Canada faces hundreds of millions in losses from rust on grain affecting farmers and wage earners from Atlantic to Pacific. Optimism grows as researchers link eradication of barberry and early maturing wheat varieties to reducing rust and boosting food contribution to the allied effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States
Canada
Congress
Washington
George Young
North Dakota
Massachusetts
Denmark
Young
United States
Dakotas
Montana
Republic
Seager Wheeler
Western Canada
Rosthern
Canadian Northern Railway
Saskatchewan
Dean Rutherford
University of Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Dakota
Manitoba
Alberta
Dominion Department of Agriculture
Ile
Kitchener
Prairie Provinces
Australia
Dominion
Atlantic
Pacific
Luther Burbank
Canadian Wheat World
United
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Mona Dunlop
Fox
J. M. R. Farrvarmy
Arasat
Para-Sani
Reatsent Gasuter
McDermott Ave
Winnipeg
Man
C.O.D
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