A Man Is Sane Morally At Thirty,

Work Is The Open Sesame Of Every Portal, The Great Equalizer In The World, The True Philosopher's Stone Which Transmutes All The Base Metal Of Humanity Into Gold.

He Who Studies Medicine Without Books Sails An Uncharted Sea, But He Who Studies Medicine Without Patients Does Not Go To Sea At All.

The Young Doctor Should Look About Early For An Avocation, A Pastime, That Will Take Him Away From Patients, Pills, And Potions.

The Hardest Conviction To Get Into The Mind Of A Beginner Is That The Education Upon Which He Is Engaged Is Not A College Course, Not A Medical Course, But A Life Course, For Which The Work Of A Few Years Under Teachers Is But A Preparation.

Every Patient You See Is A Lesson In Much More Than The Malady From Which He Suffers.