What's Wrong With Doctors
Editor H Edwin Lewis criticizes modern medicine for doubt and intolerance. He laments quarrels over tools and rising commercial influence, accusing physicians of chasing money and prestige while abandoning time-tested clinical prudence and bedside care.
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H. Edwin Lewis
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Costliness of Nation's War Spirit
Justice Brewer argues post Civil War debt rose to 1 billion, with 1.626 billion in military spending over ten years, far surpassing earlier decades. He questions value of vast naval and army build up, urging restraint and trust in eternal principles of right and justice.
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U.S
Brewer
Trust in The Good Hs Declarations for Righteous Uition
A fragment suggests belief that Thm will ensure Jolnrs receive payment and righteousness will uplift tuition, reflecting a faith in proper declarations to secure funds and moral aims.
Why Women Seem Frivolous By Dr Lester Ward
Dr Lester Frank Ward argues that women appear frivolous because their daily experience centers on kitchen nursery drawing room and wardrobe. He says broadened interests in great subjects science philosophy law politics would shift focus from gossip and fashion to substantial ideas and history.
Beware of Applause of the Crowd by President Butler
Butler warns that leaders err when they seek crowd applause rather than sound judgment. He cautions democracy faces danger when popular sentiment overrides what ought to be, urging education and statesmanship to uphold the judgment of the Judicious over noisy approval.
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Sir Thomas Browne
Grandmothers Are Grand in Sunday Magazine Verse
A poem from Sunday Magazine extols grandmothers as sweeter and wiser than mothers. It contrasts three generations, praising grandmothers as lovely, good, and dear, and notes they stand as “Grand!” in loving admiration.
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Sunday Magazine
Bank Cashier Saves Bank and Wins Daughters Hand
Warren Lewis feigns fortune hunting to win Gladys Wilson despite her father Mr. Wilson opposing the match. After Mr. Stewart is exposed for misappropriation, Warren loans seventy five thousand dollars to save the bank, earning trust and marriage prospects with Gladys as the couple unite. Warren learns of his loyalty and receives approval from Mr. Wilson, securing his future role and Gladys’s hand.
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Ren Lewis
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The Chauffeur and the old well continues in Havre drama
Chapter continues as Mrs Waring and Gerald Buist clash with Sarto the chauffeur in Havre. Gussie and Annette Bancroft maneuver for control of the motor affair while Sarto’s loyalty is tested. A tense scene unfolds around the hotel Maritime and the hidden jewel case risks exposure as emotions flare and plans shift toward departure by ship.
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Paradise
Gussie
Mrs. Waring
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Gerald
Sfvia Bancroft
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Havre
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Waring
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Annette
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Staulir
A Royal Dentist Story Told By Peter the Great
An anecdote recounts Peter the Great relishing tooth extractions. A valet deceives him into pulling a supposedly painful tooth, exposing his wife’s non existent ailment. The czar forgives the ruse, then learns the truth about deceit and truthfulness.
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Peter the Great
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