In her later years, she was recognized by the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture, the State Medical Society of Wisconsin, the American Medical Association, the Indian Council Fire of Chicago, and the Oneida Nation for her contributions to the health of the people in Oneida. She was able to attend the American Medical Convention in Atlantic City, New Jersey for her recognition.
This passage describes a woman who received recognition for her work in improving the health of the Oneida people throughout her life. The recognition came from various organizations, including educational institutions, professional societies, and Native American groups. She was able to attend a medical convention as part of this recognition.