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"Playing Doctor"
Cleveland Plain-Dealer
A certain Cleveland attorney has two bright little children. They are quick at imitation, and have a talent for making up games in which they cleverly burlesque their elders. A few days ago their mamma found they were playing "doctor." The youngest child was the patient, with head wrapped in a towel, and the older the physician, with a silk hat and a cane. The mother, unseen by the little ones, listened at the doorway.
"I feels awful bad," said the patient.
"We'll fix all that," said the doctor, briskly. "Lemme see your tongue."
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October 5, 1899 issue
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The First American Printing-Press
BY ERNEST INGERSOLL
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Wanted—A Benevolent Germ
with contributions from C.
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"The Spinning-Wheel at Rest"
with contributions from Lee, Shepard, Edward A. Jenks
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Regarding Science and Health
Editor
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Mr. Tomlinson Relieved
Editor
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A Statement of Facts
Editor
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Euthanasia
Editor
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Our Leader
Editor with contributions from Livingston Mims, Alfred Farlow, Wm. P. McKenzie
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The Lectures
with contributions from Eva A. Loomis, Ruth Lanham, George N. Beels, Frank H. Mott
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Spurious Literature
BY ANDREA H. PROUDFOOT
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Familiar Texts Explained
BY L. H. JONES
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A Voice from Nova Scotia
BY C. A. MCLEOD
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Development
C.
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A Japanese Legend
BY IDA REED SMITH
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Questions and Answers
L. C. R.
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Omnipotence
B. A. Miller with contributions from Ruskin
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Notices
with contributions from William B. Johnson