Yale Professor Finds Quiet Life Best for Public Men
Yale economist Professor Irving Fisher concludes that a simple quiet life sustains vitality longer than a life dominated by Washington social activity. He cites higher mortality among vice presidents, Civil War era differences, and a shift from infectious to degenerative diseases, urging better health habits.
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Irving Fisher
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Yale
United States
John Adams
Walks 4000 Miles To Regain His Health
Davenport Iowa man Robert Lindt aged 35 faced a breakdown with weight dropping to 135 pounds. He walked daily from August to San Diego covering 3384 miles and gained 15 pounds of solid muscle. He continues walking toward Washington while living on beans and water and sleeping outdoors.
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Robert Lindt
Lindt
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Would Live Where She Killed Husband in Maryland
In Frederick Maryland Mrs Eloise Young English explains she killed her husband to protect herself and children and wishes to move to a mountain cabin to live alone with them She says she never had sunshine since marriage and fears her husband could harm their children Her stepson Dunn English offers to take her to Brooklyn but she declines seeking independence away from obligations.
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Eloise Young English
Dunn
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Arthur
Heroism Wins Bride After Skin Graft Donor Match
In Denver a nurse from Madison Indiana wed Vincent Brunner Jr of Mishawaka after Brunner donated skin for a five year old burn victim Mary Lena Lewis in a Colorado forest fire. The graft led to their meeting and engagement.
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Leilah Alma Peck
County Hospital
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Mishawaka
Brunner
Indiana
Mary Lena Lewis
Colorado
Miss Peck
Town greets couple as cornet band serenades eighty year groom
In Poughkeepsie New York the Staatsburg village band serenaded Timothy Herrick eighty who just returned from Syracuse with his bride Martha Wallace thirty nine a former schoolteacher. Herrick longtime Willam B Dinsmore estate superintendent recently refurbished his cottage and has six married children. His first wife died four years ago. A Newcastle Pa woman paid 15 cents for three stolen rides she said she beat conductors out of eight years ago confessing conscience troubles.
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Staatsburg
Timothy Hertick
Syracuse
Martha Wallace
Herrick
Willam B. Dinsmore
Newcastle
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