University of Missouri School of Medicine - Mutation Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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,l-. THE COMPLEAT PHYSICIAN A profound fthough foggy? metaphysical foray into the forests of psychophysiologic phenomena. phys i-og-no.my Cfiz 1.0g no.m1j,n. The art of the divination of temperament and character from outward appearances, esp. from facial features. All doctors should have white hair . . . to look distinguished . . . and hemorrhoids . . . to look concerned? I l Q Milli if A at if 'A 'f- Q-jf ..- Ii? uit S l ,CIE -f r fl' Warner Wells,M.D. , ,. , 4, 'xiglpy ,I ii A X -mil What is your substance, whereof are you ,. X made 457' That millions of strange shadows on you If J tend? gf' X Wm. Shakespeare 5 Sonnets, LIII V 5 -LA XX A 'lil f Y - ' - ' Stay awhile, and bear with me as we try XZ, 3 ,lil to construct a figure of outward strength ,, 'X ,gb WL T - .i 1'-A Q and beauty . . . one that will reflect the g a , ' -lj 4 3- I . . . . . -- Y A 1 inner perfection of the ideal physician . . . ,Q I . - W . 3-,ll Take, in order . . . G V 1 ' lk v K P ' Jill J . f 'W i:i.i:1AQiw I 5531, COMPASSIONATE EYES tltilita XX! Your lag-lid bespeaks to some a tired eye, but we fi A X know better .. . Old Squint sees more I' the sun 'GP than any of your whoreson wide-eyed youthf' . --- N' - Old Cole's Book ofDog.r A ' 'V W ff me Q UHH..N.,N AN LET'5oI:6L-i,.REl,'ai,? LH 0 -..N . fx.-,J up mm one me BIIIELGO 'x OF wAxg.UROgE,W0,THKez, J 0 NE A B c venuns g a , 'DIEFHH I ERNINE Q t : 4 I . f 'Wim ' ' .5 ALERT EARS rn - Z .IL 5 FN , 5, -40 n ' 3 on W Q ,, y , . r - f. , A ffag4 , -' 1'--- I r- fl X - o , N 9 'L 52 Q U N- m 1 I 3 . K I K .. E r I 5 ,857 Y li ' 1 4 f I b li? N-I k 5 ffiripwif S ,D . I ,, 5, 2 I' tg Z '1 ' GA-IEA1 7' 9 if X 'Ao 5 ff 7 ,F .Wim 1 2 , 19 , 7 f 5-.fx..uw..E 5' ' ! Ugg 3 an , if . a s ll 51 SVP bww, C53 ,iq 'I VV A 165 5' ffm f LW 1 5 -x, ix fr 1 X IJ x Q fra X A large ear betokens a clear mind, for what is clear is well-sweptg and with the wind coursing through such vast portals, whate'er re- mains inside must e'en be clear indeed. Frederick Orr Akers 1860

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wmf----- .mrmur - .. v - 1 ,rrvg-'- ',. .. - k ,s N X :fx-. W Q N fh fi .jg No-r Bulrenen gd ff? A NOSE OF CHARACTER To be worthy of his calling, your physician must carry on his face a snout which will nose for him the stench of a disease before he tangle with it head on. Sinus the Elder Q, 1, 2- mX4?' Q w Alix '-X l w ah -' Lex UN RATED CHAIN rss D Nj EARTHY, SENSUOUS AND GENEROUS LIPS I require a full lip in your virtuous man, for these purse- - . KETONE y is 4 A . , BODY say rfmv JZ., ann 5- '11 mouthed beggars teach as they do pay their tithe-grudg- w ' 95 mgly. Jeremiah Jawkins W in w. r 25 . 'frf W E565 YL 5 3 M QQ ?'sRUM ,Q 1 v 1 Ag ,AUX 254 if l l s ' , he I Z in 5 ,X X L f0.', 'l K G Qll i as . 1 f Qw- es gf