Night on the Street Sees Sidney Pursue Nursing
Sidney Page, aged eighteen, plans to become a nurse with support from Dr. Ed Wilson and his surgeon brother Max. She contemplates walking with K Le Moyne to prove she is not engaged to Joe Drummond as Aunt Harriet propels her toward training and independence on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Page
Harriet
K. LeMoyne
Sidney
Joe Drummond
Ed Wilson
Max
Mrs. McKee
Tillie
Mr. Wagner
Mexico
Johnny Rosenfeld
Sydney
Joe
Mr. le Moyne
le Moyne
Christine
Anne
Katie
K. le Moyne
Doctor Ed
Doctor Max Faces New Pharmacy of Life and Love
Sidney visits Doctor Max as he balances ambition with personal ties. Max grows from a fierce street doctor to a confident surgeon, while Miss Harrison aids his work, and Sidney eyes a future in medicine with Max guiding her path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Simpson
Miss Harrison
Max
London
Sidney
Wilson
Harrison
Doctor Max
Yellow fever aims to purge Guayaquil and Brazil strongholds
Washington report says American physicians under Rockefeller Foundation will clear yellow fever in Guayaquil Ecuador and northern Brazil using proven mosquito control methods. plan includes tracing all cases, eradicating vectors near affected areas, and ensuring two months with no new cases to prevent spread. National Zoological Park funding urged to improve facilities in Washington.
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George Clinton
Washington
William ©. Gorgas
United States Army
Rockefeller Foundation
Brazil
Ecuador
General Gorgus
Guayaquil
Havana
Panama
United States
Foundation
Gorgus
South America
National Zoo
Congress
National Zoological Park
Hock Creek Park
National Capital
Smiithsonian Institution
Washington Zoo
District of Columbia
Army
Navy
State Department
Le Moyne and Doctor Max Controversy Questioned
The dialogue questions Le Moyne’s motive for avoiding Doctor Max and doubts his integrity, asking if Le Moyne appears to be shady or a crook based on the situation and interactions described.
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le Moyne
Max
Out of the Question. Daddy and Jeannette dialog teased
A fragment from a period comic or dramatic piece features a father questioning a daughter about marriage to a prospective son-in-law. Jeannette responds that the suitor would not work or support her, because he plans to think only of her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette
Young Simpson
Puck
Unable to afford pace of work warns doctor
A man reports his doctor warns that continuing his current work speed will ruin his health by age forty five. His wife water coolly replies that by then they will be able to afford it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenfeld
Boaton
Can You Support My Daughter In The Sporting Chance
A dialogue centers on parental support for a daughter amid expectations. One agrees uncertainly while the daughter expresses willingness to take a sporting risk, highlighting family dynamics and resolve.
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Max Wilson
Christine Lorens
Mr. Rosenfeld
Europe
Miss. Slop
Gorgas
Quayaquil
Woodrow Wilson
Washington D. C
Zoological Park
Menelik
Abyssinia
Roosevelt
Para
East Africa
W. M. McMillan
Philadelphia Zoological Park
Franklin Park
Boston
New York Zoologies Park
Republic
Taft
Mr. Tott
White House
Theodore Roosevelt
Ife
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