Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine - Osteoblast Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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'1 l i N L . 7- I I 74 lk 1 I 5 r 1 I f' 1 Senior: iiWhy do you sleep fully clothed? Junior: Doc, Fulton teaches the first hour class. Prof. Bigsby: 'iAnd now we have a child who has a fever, all the signs of a general toxernia, dyspnoea, and neck appears to he swollen. Examination of the throat shows a bluishfgray membrane over the tonsils and extending onto the uvula. With all of these symptoms and a history of diphtheria in the neighborhood, what would you say was the matter with this child? Spanogle: 'LSick. The Kennedy Inn On the New Kennedy Theatre Corner Cold Drinks, Ice Cream Candy and Cigars Drop In After the Show Wi1lard's Studio and' Camera Shop Quality Kodak Finishing For the Particular Person Service as You Like It. 221 So. Franklin Phone 49 HAYWARD BROS. ' a SHOES AT POPULAR r d P 9 PRICES F 9692-at 4 CU' ' West Side Square P N Shoes Rebuilt by Factory Methods KIRKSVILLE. MO. The Store for Women and Girls Largest Stock of Dresses and Coats in North Missouri Girls' Dresses and Coats - Dry Goods T ANSIL-GRANTGES, LaPlata, Mo. -- wr! . -- Y. ' VL. ' 1 P, A Im. Pg 172

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i 1 The old gentleman was pleasedg anyone could tell that by the look on his face. No one knew why he was so pleased, but HE knew. It was because he had seen her. She was so petite in her skirt that came half way to her knees as if in a vain attempt to meet the well shaped halffhose which she wore. Her short silken tresses tossed about by the gentle breezes and reflected a dozen different shades of gold. How like his daughter she was! He remembered her as she had been, many years ago, and unable to restrain himself any longer, he struggled from his wheelfchair and hobbled toward her. Here, little girl, he said as his palsied hand sought the depths of his coat pocket, here is a nice peppermint candy for you, She paused, shoulder uplifted, and eyebrows arched. iiDon't kid yourself, Metliusef lah, she said, 'Tm a redfhot mamma. READ Tl-IE JOURNAL Keep in Touch With Your Alina Mater All the News of the Profession JOURNAL OF CJSTEGPATI-IY KIRKSVILLE, MISSOURI Keeping Faith- 13 GRAVINGS The scientific principles on which Antiphlogis- tim: was originally compounded, have always For All Printing been the common property of the medical prof Purposes Fession. ' The faithfulness with which the original pro- E duct has, for more than thirty years, been main' tained, remains the proud stewardship of the Halftongg - Etghingg original makers. and The unbiased reports of thousands of physi' , cians, basing their opinion upon their experf C0101 Plates ' ience with Antiphlogistine in both hospital and private practice, conclusively proves its depend' able value in all inflammatory and congestive conditions. is THE SAME TODAY 11' Terre Haute Engraving VVAS TI'HRTY YFIARS AGO. ' all The Denver Chem1callVlfg. Co. Comp y NEW Yoak, U. s. A. Terre Haute, Indiana Page 174