Uncompromising Loyalty and a New York Visit
In two parts a wife letters an exhausted mood as Doctor Ward and surgeon Landry amid charity patients spark tension. On a New York hotel night Landry returns with supper and talks of surgery while Sybil frets over neglect and social plans. The pair plan a theater outing with Starr Jordan as Landry’s medical duties loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landry
Beere
Doctor Ward
Sybil
Ward
Mr. Jordan, Sr
A Delightful Luncheon With Starr Jordan
Landry arranges a midday call, and Starr Jordan arrives to escort Mrs. Jones to a Delmonico luncheon. They discuss Landry and his medical career, Janet Hedler, and Jordan’s strong defense of doctors while contrasting Mrs. Jones’s ambivalence about marriage to a physician. The pair plan an afternoon matinee and Hippodrome outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landry
Starr Jordan
Sterr
Doctor Ward
What Women Are Doing in England
Miss Helen Fraser describes English war work by women in industry mining food production and finance. She notes 1 250 000 women replacing men in ordinary tasks and outlines registration employment exchanges and the Women’s Service Bureau aiding placement. Waves the women’s army auxiliary corps recruits 10000 monthly for clerical telegraphy and other duties behind lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Fraser
London
United States
Miss Fraser
England
Food Control
Lord Rhonda
H. J. Tennant
Woman's National Service Bureau
Department of the Government
Women's Service Bureau
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Navy
Ytive
Alght
Mnt
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Lvornwree
Dale Drummond
New York
Tam
Villarettel
Tik
Margaret
Janet Hedler
Starr
Delmonico’s
Del
Strat
Humanity
Terness
Robert W. Chambers
Eer
Clara Kimball
North Carolina Public Service CO
Bulletin
Servce
Chas. B. Hole
C.E. Mattocks CO
L. L. and
Broadway
Mary Pickford In
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Broadway Theater
Clara Kimball Young
Piedmont Building and Loan Association
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
W. C. Idol
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