Sidneys Final Night Of Hearts And Choices
Sidney faces an emotional night as Joe Drummond declares love, her plan to marry dissolves, and Le Moyne contemplates a future without her. Joe’s jealousy and Sidney’s parting gift, a gold watch, cap the scene as she prepares to leave for hospital tomorrow.
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Wilson
Joe
Sidney
le Moyne
Joe Drummond
Katie
Widow of the Ward Brings Growth and Love at a Hospital
Sidney recalls the hospital's demanding routines from training days to twilight prayers. She bonds with Le Moyne and Palmer Howe as she questions life, love, and a ward patient she once despised but now finds herself drawn to.
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Sidney
Max
Charity
le Moyne
Christine
Palmer Howe
Shade
Hitle
Harriet
Katie
Bill Taft
Palmer
Sidney Faces Disruptive Attention From Three Men
A question about how a girl might react to the attentions of Doctor Max LeMoyne and Joe Drummond and what it would mean for Sidney. The remark ponders potential influence on her judgment and path.
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Sidney
Max, LeMoyne
Joe Drummond
Iron Mask Tale Tangles History in Classic Rumor
The article traces the Iron Mask tale back to Voltaire and proposes the mystery prisoner was Count Matthieu, an obscure Italian political figure, rather than a royal brother or Charles I. It notes the lingering belief about a royal connection while framing historians’ view of a political exile.
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Man In the
Iron Mask
Dumas
le Vicomte de Bragelonne
With the
Louis XIV
Voltaire
Charles I of
England
Count Matthieu
Torquay View Reminds Visitor of Switzerland
An energetic young woman visits a bishop in Torquay and, after gazing at the scenery, exclaims it is like Switzerland but without mountains. The bishop, weary, agrees that here there is no mountain landscape and the sea lies without peaks.
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Torquay
Switzerland
Christian Register
What Diseases Really Are
In a New York Medical Journal editorial Dr. Smith Ely Jelliffe argues that diseases are failures of the body as a whole, not isolated organ affections. He notes the concept dates to Hippocrates but is often overlooked amid specialization.
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New York Medical Journal
Smith Ely Jelliffe
Sold tag sparks feud between artist and friend
An artist arranges a local exhibit with a dealer. The friend scrutinizes a painting labeled Sold. The dealer should have tagged it to Gillson, not sold, revealing a mistaken display and prompting fallout between the artist and his former friend.
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Gillson
Gilson
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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