Sidneys resolves to train as nurse amid street life
Sidney Page eighteen asks K Le Moyne to stay as she seeks hospital training with Dr Ed Wilson and Max Wilson across the street. She plans to enter a nurse's program while Joe Drummond and family push her toward love and a life on the Street, where loyalty and ambition collide.
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Sidney Page
Harriet
K. LeMoyne
Sidney
Joe Drummond
Ed Wilson
Max
Ollwrs
Mexico
Johnny Rosenfeld
Joe
Mr. le Moyne
le Moyne
Rotler
Dottor Ed
Mex
K. le Moyne
Fife
Max Wilson
Tie
Christine
Jim
Corse
Apon
Katie
Tia
KX. le Moyne
Mr. Rosenfeld
Doctor Hu
Tony
Doc
Doctor Ed
Pop Young
Doctor Macx
Doctor Max
Bly
Lfe
Sie
Alb
India
Ulin
Prisa
Misa Harrison
Miss Simpson
Miss Hurdson
Wilson
Miss Uerrison
Le Moyne Cites Doctor Maxfor Distance
Le Moyne explains the need to stay away from Doctor Max amid concerns about trustworthiness. Public perception frames Le Moyne as wary, with questions raised about Max’s conduct and motives.
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K. le Moyne
Max
le Moyne
Out of the Question, Daddy Jeannette Dialogue Fragment
Fragmented dialogue shows Jeannette debating marriage to Simpson as a means to support her parents. The exchange centers on family finances and future planning, with a character fearing lifelong hardship if work pace continues.
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Miss Simpson
Miss Harrison
Ned
Max
Jeannette
Young Simpson
Jeannnette
Indian Names Simplified for Places and Parks
The Smithsonian's Bureau of Ethnology has completed a compilation of Indian place names in Dakota, Osage, Cherokee and other languages. Officials note the lack of a single American Indian language and explain variations in transcription due to many languages and dialects.
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Washington
Bureau of Ethnology
Smithsonian Institution
Dakota
Americas
Mexico
Partiguhie
New Social Leaders for Washington Due Next March
Washington’s social scene will see major changes as new leaders join the Social Register. Notables including Senator-elect Culver of New York and Mrs Mullter of Massachusetts, plus Senator-elect Knox of Pennsylvania and Mrs Gerry of Maryland, bring fresh faces after the Sixty-Third Congress.
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Washington
Boelalife
L Oaders
Wrahmetan
Peter Gadlet Gerry
Uni
Medi McGorrick
Ghieago
Uiilander CG. Knox
Pennsylvania
Knoxs
Benator Cleet Cahler
New York
Maakes Hh
Johnson
Multer
Senter
Mra
Henry
Mppett
Rhode Island
Oliver
Tonnayivanti
Ker
Tithina
Smiter Rutherland
du Pont
Delaware
Sparrows Favor Washington District Tree Despite City Clamor
Read like a curious anecdote about a district English sparrow that stubbornly selects one particular tree outside the District building on Pennsylvania Avenue. Officials from the tree department offer no explanation and experiments have failed, with birds returning daily to the same tree.
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TTL
Luni Labitutos Ann Hs
Webster
Trun
Warshingtoniuns
Washingtonis
Tree Department
Distelet
Polceman
Delig
Sylvester
Department of Agriculture
White House Relics Displayed In New Cabinets
The White House relics collection dating from 1903 has been moved into new cabinets in a newly set aside room near the ground floor stairs. Mrs. Wilson approved remodeling plans after observing cabinet sketches. The display, arranged in chronological order by presidential succession, now features enhanced walls and woodwork in cream and ivory tones.
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White House
Roosevelt
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Ming
Chelating Loreng
Rosenfeld
Europe
Edl
Mix
Habonys
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