Explore the contrast between medical science and faith as depicted in the story of the Malegaon doctor's nephew in Chapter 34.

Chapter 34 presents a powerful contrast between the limits of medical science and the power of faith. The story involves a degree-holding doctor whose own nephew suffers from a bone-cyst that resists all treatments. The text explicitly states that the doctor, his physician friends, and even "expert and intelligent surgeons" were exhausted and helpless. All "native and foreign treatments" and even surgery failed. This failure of established medical knowledge serves as a backdrop for the turn towards faith. When remedies reached their limit, the family heard about Sai Maharaj, the "King of Yogis," and decided to try this "last resort." Their journey to Shirdi and their plea to Sai Baba represent a shift from empirical science to spiritual intervention, culminating in Sai's simple instruction to use Udi.