University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine - Reflector Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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ll c c Il 3Buat'aing iiauuse 3311185 I. Don't worry about paying your board. The house is sup- ported by its foundations. 2. If you want a drink, you will find a spring in bed. . 3. If you find a dog collar in the sausage, return it to its owner. 4. If you want fine board, call for sawdust. 5. If you want to play baseball, you will find a pitcher on the stand and the batter out in the cook's laboratory. 6. If the room is too warm, open the windows and watch the fire escape. 7. If your knife is dull, strop it on the meat. 8. If you feel hungry, take a roll in bed and the jamb of the door. 9. Leave your money with the landlady, because she will get it anyway. IO. When you eat soup, eat it loud. Loud soup eaters are always welcome. II. When eating, work your jaws hard and fast and then smack your lips as if you like the feed. t as we llinuin i5im Woodbury Doctor Woodbury Woody Dean Woodbury Doc. Woodbury W Walter Woodbury, D.D.S. W. W. Woodbury ' Baath in the ball ' PATIENT: 4'Can you tell me if the Dean, Doctor Woodbury, is here? 147

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