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It Never Fails

An Egyptian priett-phytieian natnrJ Ra-Heti, from the time earlier than that of the great pyramult. Nttiice; hit hnild, Urge ehett, thin ttomath. Com pat* thit nilh the Joetor of the 20th eentary on page 4i.

The modern young. healthy. physically-fit physician immediatcly feels that thf world offers something new. He starts at oncc and knows what benefits hc would like lo acquire. He is enthusiastic and pleascd. knowing lifc is start-ing ancw for him. He soon will give his own family. patients and friends something no medi-cal college has evcr taught.

Posturę for World Leadcrs

With world leadera, posturę spells success—-in fact, few leadera attain leadership with-out good posturę. The Kaiser. Von Hindenburg. Mussolini, General Pershing and many oth-ers possess a wonderful postura! bearing. rat ber than correct posturę.

The old Army training has kept their spines firmly straight and the continuous aris-tocratic actions of the body have helped to make them stand out amongst men. Herc a change can be wrought. Howevcr. to the young ones only. For in-stance. the Kaiser and Von Hindenburg aro bodily set and anything attempted to inducc them to change posturę would be harmful rather than bene-ficial. The same holds for alt people over fifty. The posturę attained by leadera named has bern learned in too complicated