Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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DR. jim'- Mr. TANsEY, diseases divided P how are hip-joint MR. TANSEY - Into three classes. DR, -Ltr -- VVhat are they ? MR. T.1xNsEYf First, second and third l DR. B.f affection, is J. W No DR. B.- 'l.g Yes DR. B.- nl. - Yes DR. B. - bl. - Yes DR. B.- hl. - Uh. DR. B.- -l.- 0h, DR. B.- -I. - Yes DR. B. - Vl. - Uh, DR. B. - il.- Yes DR. B. - nl. - Yes 1 4 iii' DR. PARKER 4- 'A Mr. Greer, what is that por tion of the brain called which extends ox er the corpus cellosurn ? GREER4 I don't - FISH, Qsotto vocel- Labia GREERf Ol1 yes, the labia 9 5' il Mr. jewel, this is not a serious it ? indeed. 1 'XVell we will go to the next. indeed. YVe take up pneumonia, don't we ? indeed. 'Have you prepared this? indeed. 'Wlhen does the fever come on? it comes on. XVhen? in the disease. ' Early? indeed. 'How high does it go? pretty high sometimes. 'Do you know just how high? indeed, pretty high. 'XVell that will do. indeed. 138 cer l majora !

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Shorty Eopes whiskers iii' I. The recent craze a beard to raise, I-las seized slim Shorty Topeg So now upon his cheeks appear The sandy hairs that look so queer. II. Like wheat upheaved, its roots exposed, Its fibres bleached and sere, So on his face, his mug to grace, The wilted hairs appear. III. Though tubercular now they may look, Though the hairs are scattered and few, Though the microbes have gnawed off the roots, VVith care they may yet pull through. IV. Though the hue is not ideal, Still, Shorty, do not despair, Dark dye will that conceal, And stimulate the hair. i'?i' DR. B. f Mr. Hathaway, what makes a good lotion for this alfected skin. H.- lodoform is always a good lotion. 140