Love and Duty Shape a Medical Mission Choice
Kurt Westfield faces a life turning decision between serving as a Rockdale company doctor or pursuing a medical missionary path in China. Long Woo, Alton Reynolds, and Thelma Reynolds shape his discernment as Dr Roeberts urges China’s need for doctors. The twist: Thelma reveals she will also go to China, setting a shared future in mission work.
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Kurt
Alton Reynolds
China
Kurb Westfield
Alton
Rockdale
Kurt Westfield
Rockdale Emelling Company
Kurt Welded
Long Woo
China Town
Long Woe
Reynolds
Thelma
Aichi
Thelma Reynolds
Ife
Ching
Moody v
Missionary Board
Kurb
Roeberts
Piston
Pilston
Curt
Yim
Messaba
Mr. Reynolds
Westfield-Raynolds Mission
Pip He Get Welly Questioning Past Absence
A brief exchange asks where Pip has been for four years. The reply cites college and medical studies. The follow up asks if well being was achieved, prompting a terse confirmation.
Boy Recalls Fear Of Ruth Spancer Hitting Him
A four year old explains to an adult that he does not want to fall into the habit of Ruth Spancer hitting him. The boy’s concerned features reveal a serious problem on his mind after returning from play.
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Joe
Ruth Spancer
Some Dancer Comic Exchange on Stage
A playful exchange features a dancer teasing Ike about dancing with George. The reply notes George is fine but jokes his right foot does not know what the left one is doing.
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George
Footpad Snaps Over Watch Value in Odd Exchange
In a humorous exchange a victim laments that his watch is sentimental rather than valuable while Woolpad insists sentimentality matters less. The quirky dialogue captures a light moment in a street incident.
Framed Excerpt Shows Child’s Repeated Question to Father
The dialogue captures a young boy’s exclamation and a tired father granting a final question. The tot asks about distance "to and fro" while the father responds with a single remaining inquiry.
Joking Advice on Stocking Repairs Draws Laughs
A quip about mending a stocking prompts a playful exchange. The cartoonish exchange uses a pun about starting at the bottom of the ladder to illustrate a domestic joke.
A WOSKY Uncle and Boy Discuss Debt
A uncle greets Johnny in a brief exchange about him growing up. The boy answers that he is becoming a big boy and mentions his father’s remark about public debt in a casual line.
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Johnny
Pop
How Could He Know Walter’s Odd Diner Exchange
A diner mockingly notes a steak tasting like an old boot with onion. Walter retorts that the strange meals have been many. The exchange hints at quirky or humorous dining anecdotes.
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Walter
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Ike
Carroll's
Carroll
Wiclaren
Imperial Parowax
Mill Street
Tbs
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