Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-11-14
HOW TO BE BORN AGAIN.
Drop Worry and Play Golf Is the Pre-
scription That Helped Rockefeller.

Drop Worry and Play Golf Is the Pre-
scription That Helped Rockefeller.
Doctor" said the rich and hustling
New York millionaire to his physician.
'T am all broken up. can't sleep. |
can't eat. Everything CRATES on my
nerves. think am booked for King
dom Come. Can you save me?"
Certainly" said the distinguished
specialist with grim smile, hand
ing out the following prescription:
| Drop all business cares.
take regular exercise.
Keep in the open air.
Forget everything but play, and
play as though your life depended on
it."
THAT prescription cured John D.
Rockefeller said the specialist, "and
if you follow the directions it will cure
you. It cost Rockefeller $4,000, 900, so
his physician, DR.. Bigger, says, but 1t
was cheap, for he has been born again
and is a boy, ready to live to be hun
dred."
Can a man at fifty-four, who is
call broken up" be reiuvenated by
dropping business and devoting him
self to recreation? This question was
asked of several prominent physicians
and life insurance experts. all OF
whom answered IN the Affirmative.
says the New York World.
How much is it WORTH
THE average man would give up
half his fortune" was the general res
ponse.
DR.. Henry H. Schroeder, assistant
medical director of the Mutual Life,
said it was easy to be born again.
but the trouble was to get a man to
do it.
In this business he said, I'VE are
all the time meeting with men who are
burning the candle at both ends In
insurance parlance,' they are spelling
their risk, injuring their expectations
of life.
1T is strange, this fascination which
making money exerts.' 1t is a disease.
Men become so deeply afflicted with
health and everything else. They
work and plan with all their might to.
increase their wealth, no matter how
great it is already. They put in long
hours, and then take their worries
and schemes and responsibility home
with them. 1t would be a blessed
thing if, when they quit their office,
they could quit their responsibility.
But they cannot, and that is why they
lose their heath. For there is no
doubt whatever that the so-called
strenuous life injuriously affects the
lIe>lth Of those who are buried deep in
money-getting and responsibility.
Sooner or later they feel it.
But when one of these successful
men breaks, or is about to break, in
health, with his nerves and stomach
out of keller, and his sleep troubled,
still he will not break away. Say to
him
You must stop work, forget it all,
and devote yourself to outdoor recrea-
aion.
| AL AlSnt, UOStOI. Will De Ills re-
Spouse. Maybe he will lay aside his
cares for little while, but it is only
for a little while. First thing you
know he is back again in the grind.
He MT keep away. He must be
making money. They say Mr.. Rookie
Teller is worth 100000, 900. You
would think that would be enough to
retire on. They say heis the richest
man in the world.
The successful man in Network is
doing remarkably well If he lives to-
be 20. Look how many of them die
before they reach that age. DR.. Big
gar's prescription for Mr.. Rockefeller
Was a very good one. If he got his
healthunless it has been entirely
wrecked by the development of some
chronic disease. 1t will cure nery-
BUSINESS, dyspepsit, insomnia. Such a.
course IF treatment will enable one
TO regain his original expectancy of
life. 1t will not make him live longer
than he was originally constituted to
I'VE, but he may reasonably expect to
i've out his original span. In this
sense he is born again reiuvenated
as it were"