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Title: Similia : the 1910 yearbook of the Hahnemann Medical College
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Hahnemann Medical College
Subjects: Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital of Philadelphia Hahnemann University Drexel University. College of Medicine Medicine--History Homeopathy Homeopathy--History Medical students Yearbooks
Publisher: (Philadelphia, PA : Hahnemann Medical College)
Contributing Library: Drexel University College of Medicine Legacy Center, Archives and Special Collections
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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t a knee jerk from a wooden led, Hudson diagnosed otitis media in an ear trumpet, and Hocken-bery told a patient he had the Epizootic, hut by making these little sensihle mistakes we learn something,and so Hock has learned that the spleen lies under the appendix, while Kesting swears that the Fallopiantuhe is somewhere in the brain. Sterner has them on the brain, hut it is supposed to lie an ahnonnal posi-tion. And now. after all is said and done, what has all this to do with getting through the final examina-tions? Our class will go down in the history of the college as the first one in many years to take every oralfinal examination. We hope to elevate the standard of the college by passing every examination and gradu-ating without the loss of a member. Weve l)een together four long years with joys and sorrows, smiles and tears; and when Sappy oer ourdead forms smears. Heres hoping that well have no fears. For well do our duty, and Heaven will grantpermission to own a harp and chant.
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wmwMEi? vmrnm hm?ML mkhiss. T HE final curtain has rung down. One by one, the men of the class of Nineteen Hundred and Ten are wending their way, who knows where ?Why be sad ? Others, long before us, have trod this samepath which inevitably leads to parting. We must go, soLets be merry, fall in line, And delve in Futures unclaimed mine. 1 he scene changes. Tis ten years later. The boys of 1910 are back again.How changed they are, and yet, how much the same.Theyre Doctors now in truth as well as name.What noise is that ? What means that awful crash ?Tis naught but Smithy chewing his moustache.Still looking wise, that cunning fox of oldIs raking in the poor Fishtowners gold. The next I greet is Sumner Anson Hill,Believe me, theres the boy who takes the pill ?Austere of mien, perhaps a haughty air,But never mind, old boy, youll sure get there. Behold, by Heck? here comes M. Hockenbery,Just landed by the Shackamaxon Ferry ;Still on the farm, but prosperous, By Gum,Well all admit that Hock

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