Life — April 11, 1912 — page 38: what you’re looking at

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CRE Giving Your Body a Square Deal KNOW the reasons which keep back any man from giving his body the exercis are just three : demanded by good health and common sense. They One is sheer lack of will power to force the body to do anything. Another is the lack of knowledge as to just what forms of exercise are best. third is the notion that you don’t need any exere This ion is typical of the man of sedentary habits. Which is YOUR reason? I can practically rebuild the man who, for the first two reasons, is letting his physical condition go to poe And I can do the same for the man in the third provided he will stir himself enough to ac! his physical flabbiness to himself and to me. The Thompson Course will take one of you men whose bodies respond sluggishly to the command of your min ind and body to co-ordinate—to work in harmony. ‘This will enable you to control not only your own bo but will give you a personali for others, will sway them you It is not the purpose of the Thompson C big. useless sur The Thompson builds strong, hard rnal organs— bring power, health, reser the man or woman who enjoys their posse: If the day's work fags yor If an ill-chosen meal upsets your digestion, — If a sleepless night spoils the next day—then you are not normal, but are below par, unnecessarily, yes and shamefully. You were given a body that had an al fund of energy to draw upon in just such hours of nec¢ J. EDMUND THOMPSON Sulte No, 915, Exchange Bidg., Worcester, Mass. The Thompson Course of ercise is a rational, pleasant and easy means of securing and maintaining that reserve power which ir body originally had. My Course is different from any other in that it bene- fits (by natural movements scientifically applied) the dynamos of the bodily machine, i. the lungs, heart, stomach, intestines, All these are muscular and can be strengthened by proper exercise. Yet, as far as I can learn, until my Course was evolved, no system- atic treatment existed that was based on this axiomati- The clearness of your mind, the strength of your © hopefulness and joy in living, all depend on the vigor of your vital organs. 1 offer you something that will benefit every i y minute of your life. cit impossible for you to lose a penny in my book, “Human Eneras yourself an and abounding eneray. Send for ve your home addres: EFFICIENT] LUBRICATION H Quality, not quantity, is the policy of the A.W. Harris Oil C ‘0. Therefore Harris Oils are all lub- rication. Thereisnowaste. They are best for your car because they give maximum lubrica Use Harris Oils—prove to your own satisfaction A that there is nothing else as good. 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