Morningside Hospital School of Nursing (Tulsa, OK)

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DLACEBO iw, 4 Q its 'Er-, I ,I l Horton-Impatiently: Ester, do you know what time it is? Miss Bailey, lecturing' to the new Nursery girl, referred to the use of the new nursing bottle: 'LWhen the baby has finished drinking it should be un- screwed and laid in a cool place under the hydrant. If the baby does not thrive on fresh milk, it should be boiled. I Miss Hawks: 'tGirl I don't even have ' strength to guess. , , K ' . I ,f Scene: The front porch of the mansion 10:55 P. M. Two persons standing: close together CLonnie and Rena, of course? Suddenly boy's ardor took a painful course. He burst into verse sillhinli You are rzladness, you are sunshine, You are happiness I trow, You are all to me, my darling, That is lovely here below. th 1 . 'f I ,I V . , gy A I I h 4 ti XV I I I l mix 7 4.4-:.-M - :L:r'ff:'-:- r -'T'- at C The Maid, not to be outdone, whispered, You are glorious, you are gentle, vu. rsawfs flakiahbfum W You are brave, you are true: All there is this side of heaven I behold, my love, in you. Raptures! But suddenly an authoritative voice was heard in the doorway saying I am thunder, I am lightning, I'm a roaring cataract, I'm an earthquake and volcanoes, And I'll demonstrate the fact. And she proceeded to do so. l 9 1 I THIWTTT X llwvl Q ' 1- ni. sf 4-w.,mw4d.wt.+, 4 ,Ay ' -. - ' ...:, 1 ' . 1 . if

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