University of Michigan Medical and Nursing School - Aequanimitas Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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5 SCf2I,PEL V. E. Graham FUNERAL DIRECTOR Ann Arbor 208 S. Fourth Ave. Michigan THE A Convenient Store for Womens Immediate Wantsu NVe specialize in Orthopedic foot- wear. We have the kind of shoe to that gives you perfect comfort at -5 ,.,. Q Q. ,zz - work or play: also we carry the ..'-,..,-- long and narrow sizes eelleaif when it comes to Style and Dress ,:--. r ,--- S5559 patterns. look at Walk-Overs first. We always have the latest design. ' - il' ' U -, V Just as an oasis stands out above the iiatness of l 2 J 1153 the desert, so the exclusive Walk-Over quality 'lf of these smart personal fitting shoes stands R l out above the mediocrity of shoes that are only it ,ffl good enough to get by. It is the fifty-two-yeah X: old practice of making shoes better than they H -Q need be that has helped to make Walk-Overs the , largest-selling trade-marked shoe in the world. Y Walk-Over Boot Shop 115 South Main Street

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V il..-. -T'--1 SCQQLPEI, Dangerous Thermometers For some years it has been observed by doctors, drug- gists and hospitals over the United States-the inaccuracy of fever thermometers. It is almost impossible for the druggist or hospital to know the accurate from inaccurate. A clinical ffeverl thermometer is the most deceptive in- strument known as far as observing its absolute accuracy is concerned. For your own information the statement is made by some of the best authorities, physicians of renown and reputation, that patients in hospitals and in their private practice observe a fever thermometer showing fever when the patient really did not have fever and there have been cases where they have been operated upon for appendicitis. The reason for this is the cheap thermometer, sold at from 50 cents to 75 cents or 98 cents each. Often they are called green tubes or unseasoned thermometers. To understand this, the manufacturer must season his thermometers be- fore etching the scale. He must keep this thermometer from three months to two years, otherwise the glass con- tracts and runs the mercury up. Therefore, if made up in a green tube, the registration will change in a few weeks. These are known as cheap thermometers, or rejects, if not properly seasoned. G. Claude Drake's Drug and Prescription Store Corner State and North University THE QUARRY' ' f