Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-20

SFhiNs. EpT tAHtl liutnl NONtul9
piers theories for the improvement of
But the babies? Let science wait n
minute. These babies are the most won
derful babies In the world. DIR. Gorton
and his wife, who is approaching middle
age, believe so just as surely as any
BRIDAL couple Of 20. They are as per-
fectly formed and healthy as any two
babies could be and each weighed exact
~ 6h pounds Ehen they arrived on
April % at the Gorton apartment al 6S2
Eleventh street. Brooklyn.
Among Or. Gorton's medical theories
Is the one that sex Of offspring can be
determined at the will of the parents.
He set about to bring into the world a
son-and a son there is. The youngster
looks as much Hike his father as any
very small pea can resemble n big pea
In the same pod, He has been named
Allyn, for his father.
But the doctors theory didn't cover
numbers. and to his surprise and pleas
ure there arrived a sister twin. She has
been named Leonora.
A reporter sought yesterday the
secret of perpetual youth. Here it Is as
Or. Gorton summed 1t up after relating
the history of his marriage:
First, work is fundamental. ! have
been n Woodworking fellow all my life,
and work is what has kept me young
It's trite, but true; 1t never killed any
man. Work hard for works sake, for
there is no branch of industry in which
you can use your hands without exer-
cising your brains. / went TO work on a
farm IN northern New York when was
., and | have been working ever since.
] abomiuate the factory la s which pre-
vent children being employed. 1t is far
better that they should work, if the EN-
ployment can be under sanitary and
healthful conditions. than that they be
turned loose to pernicious idleness. 1t
would be far better II the children of
the poor were placed at healthfui en-
ployment younger. I would require 1t also
OF the rich; perhaps they need 1t more.
Second. education: and that should be
on much different lines. There never was
a greater precept than Know thyseh.
The schools do wrong In teaching children
letters and Keeping them IN ignorance OF
themselves. Natural sciences anu the laws
OF life should come first.
Third, cat TO i've. DO not eat Tor pleas
ire. Avoid a meat diet unless you wish
10 pander passion. ! would not iced chill
hren meat unless wisheo 10 oreed up a
race or nghters ana pioodthirsty men.
'Fourth. pc content TO the point OF selr-
preservation 10 not I'VE Tor pleasure.
pr. Hortoh was the iatner OF three emit
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