Kate Fuller Visits Bonardi Family and Dickie
Dr. Kate Fuller meets Mrs. Bonardi and her son Dickie at a riverfront tenement to discuss his care. She learns of the boy’s isolation, care in the cellar, and the family’s struggles before planning a visit to meet the father and observe family life. Virginia and Dudley discuss football and Kate’s potential attendance at the upcoming events.
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Kate
Mrs. Bonardi
Dickie
Bohardia
Virginia
Dr. Kenyon
Bonardis
Mr. Bonardi
Leonard
Dudley
Dudley Page
Ryly
Dr. Fuller
Joud
Waq
Kate Visits Bonardi Home Over Dickie's Illness
Kate visits the Bonardi family to discuss Dickie's progress. Mr. Bonardi questions her credentials and Blake's involvement while noting the river and damp basement as possible factors. Mrs. Bonardi cries as Kate argues for a broader view of the child's illness and care.
Kate Recommends Scott As Dickie's Only Hope
Kate presses for medical help for Dickie amid distrust of Dr. Kenyon, while Mr. Bonardi recalls a drinking incident. Kate defends Kenyon as a pediatric expert and arranges a consult, leaving hospital with a cautious optimism. Virginia laments a quarrel with Leonard over a canceled evening with Dudley.
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Kate
Scott
Dickie
Mr. Bonardi
Doc Kenyon
Dr. Kenyon
Smiths
Bonardis
Kenyon
Riverdale
Mrs. Bonardi
Harry Blake
Virginia
Dudley
Leonard
Fuller
Ammirta
Weeds DEVOTIONAL
Fragmentary text notes a devotional about weeds and spiritual reflection. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
Glory Is brittle and empire falls after a brilliant era
A reflective piece argues that glory, personal or national, is fragile. It cites Israel's brief monarchy, Solomon's wealth, and the stark gap between rulers and commoners to explain how prosperity can crumble once foundations rot and wealth concentrates.
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Israel
David
Nile
Euphrates
Solomon
Rehoboam
Negiddo
Worry Fades as Active Duty Keeps Navy Pilot Focused
In the Philippines a naval aviator turned trainer says fear fades when one stays busy. He describes crawling ashore beneath Japanese fire, then guiding his men to train and fight, turning spare moments into football lessons and night actions.
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Elhool Jack
W. Bowen
Cincinndt
Islands
Peace Treaty Pageant in Medicine Lodge Draws Thousands
Medicine Lodge stages its ambitious Indian Peace Treaty pageant every five years with about 1500 cast members reenacting 1867 history. The event runs October 10 to 12 at Memorial Peace Park, attracting wagon trains, painted braves, cavalry units and Spanish conquistadors near town on U S Highway 160. This season Kansas celebrates heritage and beer education via the United States Brewers Foundation program.
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Medicine Lodge
America
Memorial Peace Park
U. S. Highway 160
Kansas
Medicine ‘Lodge
United States Brewers Foundation
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