A Man Is Sane Morally At Thirty,

Think Not Of The Amount To Be Accomplished, The Difficulties To Be Overcome, Or The End To Be Attained, But Set Earnestly At The Little Task At Your Elbow, Letting That Be Sufficient For The Day.

We Are Here To Add What We Can To Life, Not To Get What We Can From Life.

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.

Without Faith A Man Can Do Nothing; With It All Things Are Possible.

Conservatism And Old Fogeyism Are Totally Different Things; The Motto Of One Is "prove All Things And Hold Fast That Which Is Good" And Of The Other "prove Nothing But Hold Fast That Which Is Old."