University Medical College - Scalpel Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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52122115 nt' thc lgrnfeaainn BY J. M. ALLEN, A. M., M. D., L. L. D. Professor of Diseases of the Abdomen. benefited by his having lived You have selected for your profession one of the 'if broadest fields that civilization offers for individual renown as well as the greatesi possible chance for benefiting and increasing the happiness of the human family. You must not forget that when Darwin announced his theory of survival of the fittest that it covers all the past as well as all the future of the human race. Applying this to man it is intellectual development that makes him survive the conflict and battle of life. There- fore you must decide today that you will be students of nature and science as long as life lasts and by this be enabled to add many new facts to the glorious profession that you have selected, to gain and retain the good will of your profession without which the life of a physician is a failure. Therefore you should at once get a copy of the code of Medical Ethics and study them well and thoroughly. They will teach you your correct relations to the members of your profession and to the public. And let no tempta- tion seduce you, no matter how flattering from the strong anchoring of a thorough knowl- edge of the medical code of ethics. Don't be disheartened because all of our public prints are filled by the advertisement of charlatans-and quacks, and boasted cures of special diseases, because this charlatanism' has existed long before the days of Hippo- crates and is gradually failing before education and intellectual development and will finally be obliterated by truth itself. And if you follow the advice I have given you, you will be one of an army whose armor is truth, which banished falsehood in the world. The supreme moment of a man's life is when he takes his last look on this earth at his past life. If his life has been guided by truth and a large vein of humanitarianism there is within him that which says, God's will be done. If on the other hand his life has been full of untruth, fraud and deception, I would imagine in this aftermath there would be wailing and gnashing of teeth and a coward would be before the bar of God. Be truthful, be honest, cultivate humanitarianism. Also be an optimist. Remember that there never was a cloud -so black but what the sun was shining back of it. HE objects and aims of every individual should be such that the world has been ' ns

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C' I. ALLEN, Rich Hill, Mo. Has learned the use of one drug-bis- ninth subnitrate. Stock 'story-'Tootl Toot! Look out for the handcarf' H. S. KXNDREWS, Cordell, Qkla. Lafzuson Academy, Fall City, Nab., 'OI. One Whom the music of his own tongue doth ravish like enchanting lA1Ell'1T1O11Y.,, X- LEROY BEISBE, Kansas City, Mo. PE K. U. Liibcral Arts '95-'99 T. N. E. E. X. Has no object in life, goes to school to kill time and, incidentally, people. Has clone nothing Wiser than making U. M. C. his Alma Mater.