Scalpel : the 1911 yearbook of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania . ^ OiR Patiknts Harc;.\i\in(; ox South I-dcrth Street. Life in the Soith-Hastekn District Leaving Maternity When all the babies are born, And no more mothers can die;When the dear little eyes are all Creded And the darlings no longer can cry;When the temperatures all have been taken, And there are no more pulses to count;When the visiting all has been finished, And there are no more stairways to mount;When Italians, Russians and Hebrews, Sing only one sweet, gladsome song;When we understand clearly each other And nothi
Scalpel : the 1911 yearbook of the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania . ^ OiR Patiknts Harc;.\i\in(; ox South I-dcrth Street. Life in the Soith-Hastekn District Leaving Maternity When all the babies are born, And no more mothers can die;When the dear little eyes are all Creded And the darlings no longer can cry;When the temperatures all have been taken, And there are no more pulses to count;When the visiting all has been finished, And there are no more stairways to mount;When Italians, Russians and Hebrews, Sing only one sweet, gladsome song;When we understand clearly each other And nothing can ever go wrong,Then will we rest and be happy. Then, will we sleep without care,Then, will we know the sweet peace Of having done joyfully our share. L. R. M. 47 Response to Toast on Medical Colleges for Women BY DR. CLARA MARSHALLRepresenting the Womans Medical College of Pennsylvania* Madam Toastiiiistrcss and fclloza members of the American MedicalAssociation: I well remember the first time I was called upon to respond to atoast. It was before a body of women physicians. Having painfullyand laboriously committed to
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