Milwaukee Hospital School of Nursing - Gleanings Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Just a Bit too Personnel tPersonal'D Contributed by tAn escaped, but grateful patientI tEndI titledze L'eeseur 'Ours tLeisure HoursI Canbe used as Gas in operating room. Permit Granted. HURRAH FOR OUR SIDE! ! ! Watertown M. D. to Daily Times Reporter- uDr. Evans? Best in the State! I'd have no other. ReportereIIYou tell the world. M . D.- That's your business. 9 HAVE ONE ON ME! An old-maid? What is that? tDon't telD An old-maide-is a maidethat's been maid- A long time tDon't I known Dr. Cofey- Pshawt Why wasn't I born good-looking instead of rich! ! ! Two little worms were digging away in dead earnest. Poor Earnest! ! I To Miss Striegel-Head-Nurse IOne with a headI Every new patient a new friend! Am't you going swimming with me tonight? DeMaster- Gee, I cant, I have to move tonight. - TeRondeeIIWhy, can t you move in the water? ' M . D.e Now say 99-99-99-99-99-99-99. Youngster- When is it a hundred? Goitre Patients-Yes! Some people get everything they want, and others get it in the neck! Patient tSiuing up in .RockerI-JII feel a draught. Is there a window open? M iss Simons- No! Only an inch. Some people are always willing to mind your business for nothing, so here goes:- To unmarried M. D.'s and IntemeSeDon't marry for money! But if the girl you love, happens to have some, don't refuse her on that account. Heueremfhat story reminds me of the time when we went fishing all day, only to end up with one small fish. We decided to roast it, and we were just about ready to eat it when along came a dog and chewed off its tail. Wernerei'Aha, so that's the tail-end of the fish story. 73

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ha Q1 i ' ' 1 DR. GRAB AND FRIEND IN LAST PEW Dr. Grab ellHere comes the collection plate-a chance to do good. Friend e'll hadn't thought of that. On a whisperl I gyped a half- dollar, how much did you Grab? Nurse Iclever and accommodatingleIiI'm the night-nurse; my name is Miss Hendricks; now for another glass of water and you're all set for the night. Patiente- Why not'roll in a barrel and attach a hose? iTwould save your Icarpet-beatersf ' M iss H . icheerfullyl-HNO trouble at all; you drank only I 7 l eighteen glasses last night. ISince I buy my own I do not drink as heavily as I used toJ It's a rare family tree, that hasn't a few monkeys in its branches! A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN I'm just a tiny little mite, They balance me at five pounds live. My mother worries night by night Just wondering if I 'll thrive. The doctor nods his head And tells her not to pout, The best of food I must be fed To make me grow, no doubt. Another comes to look at me- A big black satchel in his hand. He pokes his fingers at my chest, And peeks beneath my belly-band. There's nothing wrong with this big boy, He shouts into my ear, Don't handle him quite like a toy, And he will walk within a year. So they j ust fed me day and night, To make me grow just swell; Now Dad thinks therels no heaven left, But just a bit ofEnot so well! !