The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-17
John II. MCMAHON.

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vou may he rsadv to coucede that
rason Horace and the res, Of vour
suburban trends had the correct pr.-
,rIn,ion for happy living.
n You may remark that the top men
x p,a''y have country homes along with
'her Injuries. That is true. with the
qualification that quite often Their
'untry homes are merely places of brief
III c'ourn In summer. and sometimes the
-,Enih imitation Of foreign
's'ace .s finished about the time the
Mn grubong owner is ready TO die
TIE lie Insurance agent stirs atten-
'on by referring to the uncertainty OF
r!sencs Tho point Is as good when
,fvanced in behalf OF a country home.
That dream which POSSESSES go many is
abe "a an indefinite postponement.
SONS DAY m going TO retire to a little
pace " my own is a common form OF
y. putting m spirit. II Insurance is
i god you don't need II some dav but
o-day same thing with a suburban
N'r.
Y voJ arc short Of sunlight and oxy-
gan now why postpone getting those
".ntais some years hence or to a
m. when YOU may have to have them
administered 20 YOU in tanks and
NngS' n the wife and Youngsters
seed the country to-day land there are
''w who don'D, what's the advantage
= waiting TN year after next? There
o.. those who have waited so long that
heir children have grown up and lef;
''n., The letters Of age and habit have
- them 70 their urban cells. and the
N. vision Of retirement to natures free
y t'm and 10y has faded into no:hingness.
II N. retiring idea, in fact, does not do
''.ice TO the country home.
" NJ, IN the backwoods old farmers
ok " retiring 10 town so they can be
lander To the meeting house and the
rcia sessions in the squire's grocery
sore Instead Of retiring in his latter
'.s-s 20 'he country the wise man with
city ioD figures on establishing his
zone lie there at the start, bringing
10 bis family there. eaping the benefits
y a country home as he goes along,
plring 20 good u,e in his daily work
n. energy and ambition stored I'D in
1s SUBURBAN habitation.
Out of l6S hours in the week he may
spend a, east lOs hours breathing pure
a. and engaging in a thousand whole
some and useful activities. The item OF
A-oa,h.ng real air every night is a
ghIy important one, DESPITE the care
90 slur ~ the statement: well, I
sen In tho country" n il we're only
~ sleeping purposes, any medico would
-,a0mmcrI country home. When We
sc M and doing. our lungs can digest
IN " had mir Al night the had stuff
works havoc while n,ire air acts A.,
mage r,s,orer