Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing - Stripes Yearbook (New York, NY)

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hEW'YORg DAY BY DAY This is one articlrJfron the late O. O. McIntyre's column New York Day by Day. With a few changes it bEE5EEE'5pplicable to any one of us. That comic paper bromide about the stud rolling under the dresser hes happened to me. You'd think every time a girl huhted d lost stud all the imps of Satan were turned loosen All one has to do is stoop and pick it up. Whtchl Well, maybe I did stoop too quickly but any girl of sedentary habits is likely to get a hitch in her--ouch- beck. What one should do after 15 is take her stooping in a sort of slow parabC1a. Can you handle that one? An easyhgoing kind of swoop, I mean. Some of the best stoepers I know do their stcoping andante. This seems my day for letting fancy words fly. In the manner of the airliners, I may as well give you my position . Ifm half way down and half way up with a crick in my back right where my bib straps cross. That's where I am! Anybody wanting a snapshot for a kidney pill ad only has to focus the lens on me. Ald Focus at Home. Aside to my biographer: Notice in my moments of greatest agony I get oE'things. But somebody had better come here and straighten me cut, so they had. If anybody cones in suddenly, I'll act as though I'm taking a bowu What low person made that crack about stooping to conquer? With a head-dress of feathers and a cout 05 varnish they might put me out in front of a cigar stm'e fd- an In- dian sigh, Chief Bender. There something snapped. Probably d G. string. New I can move perfectly dandy. Pardon e second while I re- trieve the stud. I'll be only d second. It seems to have rolled a bit. Here I am.on bendedlzwe. Remember that song from the Floradere sextette? nOn Bonded Knee, tum.tum, tee, teef I'm.not e bad alto at that. A shade sour hitting E flat but look at the cigarettes I've smoked in my ting, Going operetic is not finding that