The Trained Nurse Has Become One Of

It Cannot Be Too Often Or Too Forcibly Brought Home To Us That The Hope Of The Profession Is With The Men Who Do Its Daily Work In General Practice.

The Great Minds, The Great Works Transcend All Limitations Of Time, Of Language, And Of Race, And The Scholar Can Never Feel Initiated Into The Company Of The Elect Until He Can Approach All Of Life's Problems From The Cosmopolitan Standpoint.

It Is Not As If Our Homeopathic Brothers Are Asleep: Far From It, They Are Awake - Many Of Them At Any Rate - To The Importance Of The Scientific Study Of Disease.

No Bubble Is So Iridescent Or Floats Longer Than That Blown By The Successful Teacher.

The Trained Nurse Has Become One Of The Great Blessings Of Humanity, Taking A Place Beside The Physician And The Priest.