The Ideal Nurse in Dr Talmage's Chicago Sermon
In Chicago on March 22 1903 Dr Talmage extols trained nurses as a noble profession led by Florence Nightingale. He urges intelligent Christian women to join schools for nurses, practice sanitary care, resist incompetent physicians, and find joy in self sacrifice aiding the ill and dying.
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Dumas Defies Skepticism With Witty Retort
At a banker’s dinner, General X questions the existence of God. Dumas counters with a quick quip, saying he keeps two hounds two monkeys and a parrot at home that share the general’s view. The tale highlights Dumas’s sharp, humorous style.
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