Indiana University School of Dentistry - Prognosis Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Qlilgetqerognosis zlgluniana Iwata! Qrullege 1-1904 Qmmal TI-IE ADVICE OF- UNCLE ALLEN SPARKS I Uncle Allen, asked the caller, do you know anything that is good for the toothache P b Uncle Allen Sparks opened his desk, took from o-ne of the 'pigeon holes a large bundle of newspaper clippings tied with a string and threw it into the caller's lap: Do I know of anything that is good for the toothache ? he echoed. My young friend, I know of six hundred and twenty-seven infalli- ble ways. I have been collecting them for forty-nine years. You try those, one after the other, and if they do-n't do any good, come back and 'I'll give you one hundred and sixteen more. Bless me ! added Uncle Allen, with enthusiasm, you can always cure the toothache if you go at it right? I-Ie dug up a bundle of yello-w-stained clippings, and the visitor, pressing his hand tightly against the facial structures, in the region of the oral o-riiice, hastily made his disappearance, and when last seen he was entering an office door over which hung the sign, DENTIST. U ' I p

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' 1 Glllgeqerngnuzis Slnniana Dental Qtnliege 1904 annual SEYMOUR HICKMAN, President of the Class of 1904 Thus, let me llfve unseen, unknown, ' , ,' Thus, unlcunented, let me die, ' ' Steal from the world' and not ct stone Tell where I lie. HARVEY GLENN BOYD, ,Vice-President of Class of 1904 Oft fire is without smoke. . I P V EDGAR CTVAN DER v0LGEN, seey of Class of IQO4 ' Just one girl. ' T U A OTIS 'M. YOUNG, Treasurer of Class of 1904 Lost, but not least.