Temple University School of Medicine - Skull Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Jhe Skull | FORGET who was the politician who said:— A merciful providence fashioned us hollow “So that we might our principles swallow. Anyhow, the same providence was merciful in creating various hollows in our anatomy for the investigation, study and creative skill of Chevalier Jackson. This is an age of records and record-breaking. It is not likely that anyone will ever beat his record of having seen more of the hollowness of mankind than any Diogenes, any Schopenhauer, or all the cynics of antiquity. Although he has often seen humanity through and through he still keeps a good heart and believes in good fellowship. He is the mildest mannered man that ever cut a throat or commandeered a foreign body. We wish him well. Post President of the Royal Society of Modicine and the Medical Society. London. England. Emeritus Professor of Laryngology in King's College Hospital. 1933 Eighteen

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