Mystery man’s reunion shadows Lowndes’ memory loss
Lowndes, newly employed on a sensitive project, encounters Dobson on the stairs. Dobson hints at Vanner and Miss Drake, shaking Lowndes’s belief in Myra’s memory and his own identity. A fall on the stairs ends the scene as the chapter continues.
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Lowndes
Myra
Mr. Carr
Joseph Dobson
Dobson
Ms. Turner
Australia
Doctor Vanner
Irregular Attendance At Saskatchewan Schools
A 1914 report notes 2 843 pupils in high school work and 2 926 in higher institutes, totaling 5 769 above Grade 8, with 108 216 in Grades 1 to 8. Saskatchewan shows 53 secondary pupils per 1 000 elementary pupils, below 27 U S states. Irregular attendance in elementary grades delays progress and causes dropouts before compulsory age.
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Norman F. Black
D.paed
Regina
Saskatchewan
Our Losses and Duties of the Scout Movement
Our Brotherhood records heavy losses in the year with 338 commissioners in service and seven fallen. Between 25 000 and 30 1000 members serve with the colors, earning honor and a V C. Losses among Scout masters threaten the movement. officers are needed as peace comes. Honorary Old Scouts are being enlisted to fill gaps. 181 gentlemen serve as substitutes for absent commissioners. Do your writings bring you returns.
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V.C
300 Men Sought for 179th Cameron Highlanders Battal ion
War drive appeals to readers to join the 179th Overseas Battalion Cameron Highlanders under Lieut. Col. J A Canute. Enlisted men get 20 days paid leave for farm work and transport is provided after medical clearance. communications go to the Adjutant at Minto Street Winnipeg.
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The
Cameron Highlanders
J. A. Canute
D.C
179Th Cameron Highlanders
Minto Street
Winnipeg
Homestead and Loan Proposals for Returning Soldiers
A British Columbia government bill aims to grant homesteads and loans to returned soldiers with safeguards against speculation. A publicist catalogs eight hundred sermons from German Protestant churches denouncing the Kaiser as savior of the world and branding England as Anti Christ.
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British Columbia
England
Shorter Tonnage Predicted for Coming Season
Estimates from the department of trade and commerce show a likely greater shortage of ocean tonnage than last year. Sir George Foster warned that many unavoidable actions may be necessary and trade avenues could be interrupted. At the commission of conservation meeting a resolution urged provincial governments to obtain full fire loss reports and insured value within their boundaries.
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Department of Trade and Commerce
George Foster
Commission of Conservation
New French War Order Awards Stripes by Wounds
The piece notes a French military reform granting stripes to soldiers by the number of wounds sustained. It cites U S department of agriculture data showing U S farm land values rose 25.7 percent in four years and 11.5 percent in the last year.
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France
U.S
US Department of Agriculture
United States
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