Mt. Pleasant Pyramid | 1916-01-28 | Page 7 | An Awkward Situation |

Type	issue
Date	1916-01-28
Paper	Mt. Pleasant Pyramid
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Article Title	An Awkward Situation
Type	article
Date	1916-01-28
Paper	Mt. Pleasant Pyramid
Page	7
OCR Text	Show An Awkward Situation. A visitor to a hospital for soldiers was surprised to hear one of the pa tieuts being addressed by the nurses by his Christian name, it being customary cus-tomary to address patients by their surnames only. Upoa inquiry as to why this distinction was accorded to the particular soldier referred to, the reply received was. "Well, ne can't well call him by his surname." "But why not?" queried the somewhat some-what astonished visitor. "You see," was the overwhelming answer, " his surname Is Love, and it's rather awkward." Tit-Bits.
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