Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-27
BE A NEW THOUGHTER AND
LIVE TO ONE HUNDRED
Some Milk, White CorpuscIes and a
Pink Diaphragm VIII Do the
Work, Mrs. HudnaIl
Says

NEW YORK. April 26.-If you be-
long to the New Thought, not only do
you grow your diaphragm of proper
and declicate shade of pinkness, but
you may also aspire to hundred years
of life If you have learned "the con-
seriousness of infinite union," which is
at the bottom of the New Thought
AS one should cultivate a pink dia-
phragm for the sweet disposition, so
to enjoy the 100 years allotted to every
fervent New Thoughter one needs only
to grow white corpuscles.
At least that is the method sug-
gested by Mrs. Florence Brewster Hud-
nall in a lecture on why We Grow
Old and How to Defer It." given last
night at the New Thought emporium,
room 1, Carnegie hall.
Room / is the lecture hall of the
New Thought college, where metaphy-
sicians, healers and lecturers meet to-
gether for continued embodiment. The
curriculum embraces courses IN ALI
Health, Conscious Imaging, Cosmic
Energy, Conscious Ideation, Investiga-
tion of the Cosmic Consciousness, and
Instructions In the Kabbalah." AT
that last one recent convert to the New
Thought murmured despairingly,
"What is she talking about?" Her
plaintive sigh was frowned down by
'"Those who know, and to whom New
Thought is TRUTH" spelt always with
a capital T.
Some more charitable persons, how
ever, told the inquiring soul that the
instructions in the Kabbalah" is re-
served for advanced students in the
occult, whereas she was yet be-
ginner desiring "to be fought the
methods of living consciously" Thus
reassured, the inquiring soul settled
t.ooI~ oopoforfablu in her seat TO let
the New Thought work.
The lecture was opened, not with
prayer, but with song, for the Joy
element" marches in the van OF the
New Thought. A musician in pale gray
flowing robes, up the back of which
darged gray hollyhocks appear to wan
der seated herself at the piano and
played ooh. Vert Thou In the Cold
BLAST" with variations from the pitch
ana the kew. At the close of that one
was in the proper sympathetic mood
to realize why we grow old and to
wish to defer it.
This is really a very simple matter
indeed, Mrs. Florence Brewster Hud-
nall assured her audience. One grows
old from disease; to avoid disease
grow white corpuscles; to grow white
corpuscles. live on sour milk. Such a
diet may not seem healthful at first,
germs per hour, why hesitate at a
few more?
There are now thirteen varieties Of
powdered sour milk germs on the mar
ket put up in forms to attract the
most delicate appetite.
Besides this, the New Thoughter
should chew. Here word of warning
was thrown in. Mrs. Hudnall told the
narrowing story of the man who en-
deavored to chew each morsel ninety
times. but he continually lost count
~ the number and had to begin all
over again. The unfortunate man died
of nervous prostration from the awful
mental effort of counting his ninety
chews.
few helpful suggestions for reach
ING the hundred years appertaining to
the New Thought. "Avoid late sup
ners. pessimism and champagne. Pre-
serve the joy element at meals and
cultivate frivolous conversation for
one hour afterward."
Foremost among the "donts' is an
ger. The lecturer told her audience
that one drop of blood, drawn from
an angry man. when diluted in water