Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
CNa Old Dr. Morrison and Hhe Bride !
Miss Barney Knew the Right Man
Would Come Along i'm Time" and
After II Years or More of Patient
Hopefulness She Married
a Centenarian A
a Centenarian

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mental attainments and who We
genial in every way as DR.. Morr
There is such a strong telep
munication between tho doctor {
that I have had mental pictur
thrown on my wall at night VIII,
be alone and thinking Of him. {
him III and In need of attention,
mediately went 10 him and fou
Just the condition that the {
vision depicted.
My parents and grandparent
to be very old. don't know I
age, but my grandmothers on
mothers and my fathers side r,
age OF ninety. This life TO me
like a days span in which there
to be done. and / feel sure | vii
into some other existence until I
pleted the work / have mapped
here. / am now engaged in h
husband write his new book
therapy. which we both feel sur
TO revolutionlze the practice OF
We have both studied all the
schools OF medicine and have
good from each and are multi,
definite form in this volume"
DR.. Morrison, the hundred.year
centenarian. unfolded his phil,
life with a merry twinkle in his
There really is no such thing
The happy bridegroom asserted.
their minds stagnate and this 4,
mechanism Of their bodies "a
rust. When the wheels we call
lungs. liver and heart become
too rusty to function and co.ordi.
nate the machine We call the
BODY becomes unfit for use. II Is
then that the mind casts It aside
and goes through the tedious
process OF getting another body,
Whether 1t goes on and assumes
a celestial body or whether II
returns and takes up again an.
other terrestrial body / am not
prepared to say, but 1 know this
from the observation of the law
OF conservation of energy, man
would save an enormous amount
or energy and an incalculable
amount OF time for the life Of
the race II he would conserve
and preserve the body he al.
ready has.
Il have kept my mind active
and alert through speaking a
number of different languages.
To remember the vocabularies
OF Greek, Latin, Hebrew and
Sanskrit. and to keep separate
in the mind the many similar.
but not quite identical. idioms OF
French. Italian and Spanish
keep the mind polished like a
warriors sword.
Where the indolent ge
man lets his mind and body rust
out. the successful business or
professional man allows too mar.
row specializing to eat into his
mainsprings like an acid. NV
profession Is medicine, but that
has not prevented me making n
study OF music. nor have l nj.
lowed it to interfere with my
research into occult sciences.
astronomy and metaphysics.
Having a number of different
interests keeps the mind poised
and balanced. 1t also prevents
insanity and aids digestion by
allowing the organs to act auto.
matically, which they do not do
when the mind is concentrated
on them in fear or worry over
what has been eaten.
One Of the very best WAYS TO
prolong life is to find something
TO laugh at every day. Certain
ly this Is not difficult In Los
Angeles. II a man could walk
up Broadway from First to
Eighth street without seeing
something in every block to
mako him smile, I would suggest
that he needed the services of
either an alienist or an oculist
or both.
"Why, II a man cannot find
else to laugh at let him laugh at
temper; most of us could find a
source of mirth in this. Althou
my fourth marriage 1 have live
my one hundred years In singl
ness. My first wife only lived
and my second wife one year
spent much Of my life in travel g
know whether or not I have
children.
81 have made 1t O habit of m
to get mad easily. l enter
thoughts toward my fellow m
plain, nutritious food and try L
balanced diet without too much
too much protein at one meal, |
never made a fad or a fetch OF
/ think most people eat too
sleep too much. ] often read or
quite late at night and then ris,
tho morning. !'I faA' tia nee,