Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
lDHt IS INSANE, SAYS
PROMINENT PHYSICIAN
cscnt ERA OF immortality Is Really
- Form of Madness, Says
e Or. Ramsay.
Two
n DIR. GRANT RAMSAY.

-LpeapON April s?.-HyEicnc aims
lat a Malthy mind in a healthy body.
|aHd Is VIII help us TO understand
|the E9chcIoc,y OF the times IL we re-
kerss-4Gie common conception or san
ny Witch assumes that all hut the
lew SO asymms are perfectly sane
But ISsrrc is no definite standard OF
Esnit& and il is only = question OF
hesre@
TheSworld has never been so in
Zane R$ ii is today Young men and
enlpress sonabie women are most af-
fectes.a but all have come under the
! naarIyre of the terrible strain OF the
past sSSw years. Crime and immor-
|iiity 81 c rampant. and. as mental dis
Ease sen be intecTivc, the outbreak
pr ,crnae should he dealt with as an
Hpfden$c liable 10 spread
sLassSyoar we had thrests of revolu
Ion, s8Sd the elements OF discomfort.
herveSstrain. unrest. and unemploy-
fnent~yere present 20 give it birth.
put SH element essential! to any re-.
EoIut1ph-a great causc--was want
fng, esitevolution is an attempt 10
goal in n hurry and gen
more than il builds
{1p. Tho whole nation. but cancel
taiiy GSho- itself is Indebted TO tho
FestraHinE influence OF labor leaders.
who saw that revolution was bound
70 fasiawfth disastrous results.
E Penccful Revolutions.
TwHSpeace;ul revolutions are prom
ent{pday: the labor cause and wo.
man' e So called emancipation. The
sne a3ectS the country'S future ANA
he osher the future race, bu, bo;h
are eding too fast;
IhSSawoman's movcmen; is marked
iess HS emancipation than by Climb
fN GOWN 10 the level o: men. MANY
Fesirs1o save women from the s,rain
fot pfp{cssiona. and commercial life
Iout Igalle diSpro1ortion OF the sexes
PIelpaA JUSTICE demands that every
INosatlSn should br free and oucn TO
hemSs But where women ar. mn
hsaiq9 the laws az nature. nature
Is poaad I" win. The primary duty
mNrnity. and. II this is rvaded.
'herer$ an emil TO AL uhinrs
l hSye Investigated the question OF
me f5!ing birth rate III France thirty
fears:Rgo. and conclude that IN. ,hlrr
AUS s-Sa heeitnE maternity WAS the
influence trareablc to
the dpgrce IL whirh French women
'hhreAf their husbands Worries in
nusiiLess as well a. in the home. En-
clter9nt and gaycty also adversely
filectsQ the birth rate. and. although
we artvadr!scd 10 take particular car.
70 edsSSfpsrr mothers. Who hold The
iestinN of3i n" empire in their lap.
Il3 Eirne Is religion.
Hygane' is u very practical re-
igion.S closely allied To Christianity.
sanu, hS It's principles require temper
ance IN all things. it is suggested as
"a re6Sdy for social unres:. Foods
31nd Med!ng are one OF the chief
neanS.Sy which 20 restore bodies and
fnindsSo normal condition. Diss.p.!-
IRON M drink is not so harmful as
Hiss pat ion in food. Both are poisons
when 3tiiten to excess but the first ~
got rfT OF mort quickly than the sec
etst' sIhe doctrine OF prohibition is.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. false. because stimu-
ant s5trve Il useful purpose In their
lropeESplace, and arc Il necessity to
he WSpk and aged But no youn;;.
healthy people require stimu!an,s.
|whiciiT should be prohibited TO all
linde sSwenty.
Slunis have always been 4 problem.
and m4ny OF those who live in them
WOULD make slums wherever they
Sent+SI suggest as Il hygicnic rem
coy ssot fresh air. under pressure.
.hould%bc brought into every home
ias-.a, deadly poison-was brought.
Why .9pi bring the most essential ele-
nentsSS life ana health 10 be turned
pm wsfNout limit, Ike fresh water?