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Title: Dentos
Year: 1922 (1920s)
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Subjects: Loyola University of Chicago - Chicago College of Dental Surgery - History Loyola University of Chicago School of Dentistry Schools, Dental - Illinois - yearbooks
Publisher: Loyola University Chicago College of Dental Surgery
Contributing Library: Loyola University Chicago Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: CARLI: Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois

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o grow up and be a big man some day. Blind Milton wants to know who started that gag. Keller wants to go back to Iowa with a leg under his arm. Cayley wants another poet to tease. The school wants more asepsis. Andelman wants two more lips to wet. Gustafson wants classes at eight-thirty. Kochanski wants better fights. ■ . McCuUough wants better treatment for world war veterans. Rabinovich wants more three surface foils on third molars. Dikselis wants more Prophylaxis patients. Horrigan wants to prospect in Physiology next year. Richardson wants to flip hot crowns. Ebert wants to be a Y. M. C. A. secretary. Tibbs wants to change his second name. Hoffman wants to trade his sweater. What have you? Melichar wants a set of whiskers to make him look older. Cohen wants to know why the boys think he is Jewish. Sprafka wants four more cows for his dairy. Fillinger wants to take lessons in boxing. Soldovnik wants his patients to expectorate diligently. ^ )922 Page 125 -ffl BB- —^^^^^nios—
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=? r 5 Page .126 fe- )922 -aa ffi. „ —^f^Dento s- THE MICROBES SERENADE A love lorn microbe met by chanceAt a swagger bacteroidal dance,A proud bacillan belle, and sheWas first of the animalculae.Of organisms saccharineShe was the protoplasmic queen;The microscoiaical pride and petOf the biological smartest set;And so this infinitesimal swainEvolved a pleading, low refrain:Oh, loveh metamorphic germ !What futile scientific termCan well describe th) man\- charms ?Come to these embryonic arms!Then hie away to my cellular homeAnd be my little diatome. His epithelium burned with love;He swore by molecules aboveShed be his own gregarious mateOr else he would disintegrate.This amorous mite of a parasitePursued the germ both day and night.And neath her window often playedThis Darwin-Huxley serenade—Hed warble to her evry day.This rhizopodical roundelay:Oh, most primordial type of spore!I never saw your like before.And though a microbe has no heartFrom you, sweet germ, Ill never part;We

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