Puitani Housing Tale Involving Sidney and Allies
Eri and LeMoyne arrive as roomers at the Puitani under Sidney. An invalid, Alina, is cared for by Aunt Harriet and a dressmaker. Dr Max Wilson aids a young surgeon involved in a complex web as Sidney’s life unfolds in hospital and social circles.
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Eri
LeMoyne
Puitani
Sidney
Alina
Harriet
Max Wilson
Smittien
Ike
Cueto Harrison
Wil
Leretis
Walter Tae
Despine
Mix
Max
Ted
Christmas Hospital Trials and Promised Reunions
Sidney returns to duty on Christmas morning in the hospital ward with Max Wilson guiding care. Johnny Rosenfeld recovers, and Palmer’s debt colors the hospital drama as Sidneys care deepens, Max’s patient affection growing. A rose etched with hope marks a turning point in a season of tenderness and tension.
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Max
Chety
Sidley
Chia
Hey
Sidney
Oelock
Carlotta Harrisut
Carlotta
Ward
Johnny Rosenfeld
Johnny
Tim
Buck
Max Wilson
Johnny Hosenfvil
Silney
Shiney
Sidney Tier
Hans
Nicki
Bindy
Ilney
Kran
Christine
Question about Dr Max Wilson and Sid Neys character
A reader muses whether Dr Max Wilson would soil Sid Ney’s character if given the chance, implying concern over potential slander or moral stance in a hypothetical opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Wilson
Sidney
Senate adopts cloture rule amid party stalemate
Amid bitter debate Senators Gronna La Follette and Sherman refuse to back the rule as a potential death knell for one man rule. The lengthy session mirrors partisan friction and signals plans for two days of discussion with procedural limits.
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Gronna, la Follette
Sherman
Unclear text from naval conflict report
Fragmentary report claims Cuban officials request U S Marines and discuss landing forces near Sintinge. Mentions Col Metanconrt and Menocal forces preparing an attack, Palma unit reportedly defeated.
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Berg
China
United States Naval Forces
Bate Wol
Col Metanconrt
Menocal Forces
Sintinge
Palma
Stone to Remain Senate Foreign Relations Chair
Senator Stone of Missouri will stay as chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, according to Democratic Committees on Committees members. They dismissed rumors of resignation or deposition, while Stone himself denied plans to quit. In San Francisco, Steiger Terra Cotta Pottery Company's South San Francisco plant burned, with officials blaming arson and damages around $200,000.
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Littl
Grice
Christine
Jace
Howe
Hiiself
Art
Tonneau
O'Hara
Grace
Johnny Rosenfeld
Lydon
Te Anid
Grave
Relf
Washington, D
Stone
Missouri
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Co. Sanrancisco
Steiger Terra Cotta Pottery Company
San Francisco
Reward for Sinking U Boat Declared in House
Oklahoma City report notes a House joint resolution authorizes Gov. Williams to pay a reward of 100 dollars to the first American gunner who destroys a German submarine. The measure was introduced in the House.
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Oklahoma City
Gov. Williams
Freedom in Christ The Liberator in John Twelve
A Moody Bible Institute study guide outlines Jesus as the source of true freedom from sin. It stresses the Galilean ministry context, the danger of bondage to sin, and the necessity of abiding in Christ’s word. The lesson links belief in Jesus to spiritual liberty and contrasts freedom with the slavery of sin. It notes Jesus as the eternal I Am and as one with God, able to impart true liberty and expose the devil’s activity.
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John
Lord
Jess
Tom
Haim
Aaron
Jesus
God Globe
Jean Christ
Christ
Ars
Abraham
Sodom
Jehovah
Jesus of Nazareth
God
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Linton & Merkur
Tre
Moss
Nia
Johnnyy Rosenfold
Hell
Cherette
Schwitter
Mr. Clowe
Pahner
Dohony
Glen
Lin
Simkinaville
Geussry
Justian
Celny
Palmer
Pup
Kate
Aunt Harriet
Paltier
Mother
Thiner
Tia
Marx
Cours
Fie
Drake
Wielitighin
Doreen
Lauer
Perieso
Federer
Hermion Sis
Antena Watt
Wilson
Great Britain
London
England
Dominions
United States
Natonyal
Lars Nen
U. S
International Sunday School
O. Sellers
Moody Bible Institute
Spyright
Wes
Tern
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