The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-10-03
AN INTERESTING QUERY.

Thinking people Of the present age
are asking questions which the un-
thinking people consider foolish or i'm
possible.
Will there come time when the
human boby will cease to decay? Will
life find an everlasting home in the
human body? Yes, verify believe
that the time will come when the body
will not crumble and decay and sink
into the earth.
The air which we breath into our
bodies is the real great destroyer of
our bodies, and will continue to be
until all the liquids are extracted from
the air before it enters the breathing
chambers.
Air is the destroyer of everything
on the face of the earth.
Let us think for y nom, NJ. Is
there anything that will not perish
and decay when long exposed to the
air? How can we overcome this
great destroyer?
Human invention will find way to
extract the poison from that which we
breathe, hut nature must purify the
atmosphere OF The earth in the ages to
come.
An electric girdle or globe of elec-
tricity seems now to be gathering on
the outer portion OF the earth atmos-
phcrc. Our solar system is continual
ly generating elcctritiy. The sun,
the core of the universe. is the great
dynamo What else could it be !?
When space began to revolve nature
found central portion of space which
coull not revolve.
The voluminous mass could not re-
volve on minute center the size of a
pea however. the great wheel went on
turning, and that central portion
which refused to turn was held with
all its surface to the inner hub of the
grinding wheel. This grinding vibra-
ton soon created great heat, and so
long as space continues to revolve that
fiery globe will be found at the center.
But, as started to say in the be-
ginning of this article, that grinding
at the centre of the universe is Great
ing and sending forth great volumes
Of electricity which is being drawn
and stored by the planets. Our plan
ct (the earth) is storing its share,
which will in the course of time dry
up tho waters of the earth and drive
the liquids from the air. When this
is done there will be no poison TO sink
into our bones and cause our flesh to
decay. Life will then find an ever
lasting home in the human body. l
do not claim that We could at once
substitute and breathe electricity into
our lungs; we must become gradually
adapted to it.
There are fishes that live ut til,
bottom of the deep sea that can not
live in the water near the surface !;
they can only I've under very great
water pressure. The same with the
animals of the lower air, such as man
and the beasts that creep about the
surface Of the earth; they must have
a high pressure of air to support life ;
they cannot live in the upper air to
any great distance. AS the transfer
nation goes on, we slowly become
adapted to the new conditions.
"E lucation is q good thing, Limpy,
an don't you run it down"
"Ever get any of it, Weary?'
Me? Well, should say yes |
went to night school ali one WINTER
"An' what ,lidyou git to show for
it, Weary 2
"What did git? got four over
coats, three hats and seven umbrellas.
Don't you tell me that goin' to school
is waste Of time"
Instantly the referee decided the
fight in favor of the pugilist with the
green trunks.
"How's that ?" demanded the other
pugilist. "He hasn't landed on me
once r.
81 can't help that" replied the re-
feree "You lowered your guard at
critical moment, and he could have
caught you on the jaw. You are con-
structively knocked out"