Northwestern University Dental School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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9 This question was handed to 'Werner in the junior Pathology 1' X' , 'NN - 1 ,gy quiz not long ago. In a case of fever, if the germs have the , fever, why don't the fever kill the germs, and if the germs don't - have the fever, how can they give the fever? How can a thing give a thing it doesn't have? 'Werner said he would have to see Dr. lfViggin before he could answer. swlvl ' . Four mighty big feet, SCG? i Nun S. h All in a row so neat, l l Q I 1 gil any lg a v D I To NAsHWLg5A Q Perched on the lecture pit rail, ...... 1' g l if A I 'J xii. dm. Before them the professors turn pale, in , Fear not, we confess their owners meek, -' - ' ' For they are Schneider's and McCul1och's feet. 1sN'T oscAR AN 1cE CUTTER THOUGH? Has M. R. Nelson learned the ori- X j-, Wo gin and insertion of the long Sajr7z- ffll Q t Jw,-wx'i,e ' -r' , ,J enous muscle yet? BLQM Lg . ' ,yy ww' U 1+ ' Dy Cf 1 gg.. If 3 f9w:'o 'X ' -lj, r, Aff, DR. McDowEL- Cases in which you .4 K I i 1: lilvf ' Kg- V V., ' will have the enlarged tongue, strange 1 f- , . P N , , ,: en. to say, will usually always be found 4, wx 1:2 . ,g amon the ladies. F51-' 5EE...'::::zai-ig..- Xl 5171? g -1- 44.95 'fi ' - ,, ,.....-,sfr ' 'A imivr or THE NECESSARY 1sisLoNG1Ncs 'V' OF THE QUEENS owN. Micro-organisms in Paris are Parisites, in Ger- many Germicites, and in Ireland they are microbes. Dr. Black asked Dr. Gray lo ask Dr. Brown to ask XVhite for a yellow facing for Miss Green. if ff -G' J- J w f A FEYV NOTES ABOUT ANGELIC FAGG. 147

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I 'T i LING-TILLWE me minions, ond ciuaciuc- 'PRISE FoR,TH-2' E HONG-ONES. i it lim if ' Loivingly dedicated to R. K. DA VIS, for whom, we think, this poem is especially appropriate. Pull, Davis, pull, brace on the chair, ' And pull till the patient claws the air! Pull to the left, pull to the right, Keep on a-pulling with all your might. Teeth that are sound, the molar that aches, Pull at them all to avoid mistakes. Don't mind whether it hurts or not, Pull with all the strength you've got. Explore and probe where the nerves are bareg Let the victom yell, but clon't you care. When the patient, in pain, begins to bawl Soothe him with expressions from XV6ll1Ilg- ton Hall. Hammer away and jab and saw, Don't give up till you break the jaw. Yes, the clentist's lot is a happy one, His days are filled with the choicest fun. VVith a punch down there and a jab in here, And yells that folks miles off may hear. NVith a yank this way and a wrench and a twist, And a narrow escape from the patient's hst. If the patient shows too much resistance, just summon the aid of your dark assistants. Now a crunch and a jerk and a desperate rip! The tooth comes out with a section of lip, And the victim lies, all pale and weak, XVith a mammoth cave beside his cheek! Now ram in cotton and fill up the hole, And may God have mercy on your poor soul. But, pull, Robert, pull, and don't you care, Fasten the victim to the chair, Then grasp your tongs and go in for fun- Ah, the dentist's lot is a happy one! 149 I , X f