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WHEN THE DOCTORS FAILED: A New York boy, thirteen years, whose
health had given his parents considerable trouble. At the age
of twelve his life was despaired of. He is now on the road to
become a robust man. |
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ONE OF MANY: This gentleman has been following the Physical Culture
exercise for a little over a year. He shows the splinded development
of the system. |
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HEART TROUBLE CURED: This picture shows a remarkable improvent
mad in three month, having increased his chest 3.5 inches; upper
arm, 1.5 inches; forearm, 1 inch; thighs, 1.5 inches; calf 1
inch. In addition he has been cured of heart trouble |
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HEALTH REGAINED: This figure shows the remarkable building up
and increase in health after three months' experience with the
system. |
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A CONSUMPTIVE CURED: Two pictures of a pupil who was a consumptive
before taking up Physical Culture. Plate A shows him before treatment
and plate B three months later. Note improvement in face; also
in neck and upper part of chest and arms. The doctor says there
is no trace of consumption now. |
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WAIST REDUCED SEVEN INCHES: A Philadelphian, 60 years of age,
shows remarkable development. The system cured him of a long
standing indigestion and took 7 inches off his abdomen in three
months. |
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WHAT SIX MONTHS WILL DO: A Philadelphian who spent six months
in Physical Culture. He was very emaciated, and it was though
the consumption would overtake him. He is now in the soundest
possible health. |
Richardson JG, Ford WH, & Vanderbeck CC (1904). Physical
Exercise And Culture And Their Bearings On Health And Strength
(Book VII), Medicology Or Home Encyclopedia of Health, A Complete
Family Guide., University Medical Society. |
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