Ohio College of Dental Surgery - Alethian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FOR THE ELIGI BLES. . I had avfearful pain within my breast 3 I thought, indeed, my time had come to die g My steps were slow, and listless grew my thoughts, About the only thing I did was-sigh. I called upon a doctor, learned and wise, To see how he would diagnose the C2186 Q He pulled my tongue out almost by the roots, And punched and turned and twist ed my poor face. He poked me in the sides and in the back g He whacked me on the head, then pulled me 'round The pain within your breast, he slowly said, 'K Is aggravated trouble of the heart, Caused by a--well, now, let me see ! Caused by a pointed, poisoned dart. Both the auricle and ventricle are pierced 5 The semi-lunar valves are cut in two. That shot was by an expert, thatls a fact, ' Wee Danny, must have had it in for you. His treatment? lTwas enjoyable and sweet, Quite unlike the other medicines H I've took 5 And placed his head upon my aching chest, Go thou too, son, and get yourself a wife, To hear, he gravely said, the heart-beat's sound. And thank your stars you saw this in this book. The Conjugizmz Conjzmrizbn Club

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A FRESI-iMAN'S FIRST DAY. n NOT far from Gull Lake, Indiana, stands an humble home of fair proportions, with a goodly number of fertile acres surrounding it. Inhabiting this rural abode are Mr. and Mrs. Steele and their only son, Tom, a bright and industrious boy of twenty summers, innocent, unsuspecting and frank. A boy with undeveloped talents, for the country school , ,... . dents and great men-Ohio. Dr Wilcox, by the way and much to his credit, was an alumnus of the Ohio College of Dental Surgery, of Cincinnati, and, unlike many selnsh people, believed in sharing a good thing with his fellow lTl2llI. Thus it came about that Tom Steel was advised of the possibilities of the dental profession. near by affords very few advantages. - Dr. Wilcox had taken a great interest As every lad has that inborn desire to ir,'A ' in the young man, and never ceased urging see the world, so Tom, as he gathered the him to enter the study of denistry. abundant harvest of the prosperous year of 1 . r ft 1902, is inspired with the ambition to con- Vg! 5, i The sun shone bright on this Septema quer worlds. I iq, I V ...I ber day as Farmer Steel beamed with de- Although he has nearly reached his - lighted satisfaction on his granaries, Slled majority, his sight seeing has been limited r, pi, if il i with the golden grain, his lofts bursting to a few score miles, surrounding his birth G -' h'- i A with the sweet scented hay, his cellars place. Every summer his life had been ' p groaning with ripened fruit, and his heart brightened by the advent of numerous ish- t swelled with pride, as he gazed on his son, ing parties, come to Gull ,Lake to angle for who was cutting corn at his side, and he the finny tribe, which so abundantlyinhabit - mused, with a self-confident air, I will this quiet sheet of silvery water. soon give Tom the management of the Among the annual visitors and one for 5-, '- farm and I will retire. whom Tom always furnished a goodly sup- , Very different thoughts were coursing ply of lively minnows, was one Dr. Wi!coX,' through the fertile brain of our young hero. a dentist of much note, who came from one As he gave a desperate slash with his knife of the many flourishing cities of that State it' at a blade of corn, he remarked, with rather which has furnished so many of our Presi- I 'Emi UHSUSPMHE and Fmk- more energy than was necessary : 99