Eureka Reporter | 1904-09-16 | Page 7 | The Uselessness of Fear

THE uselessness OF FLAR worry and wasted energy tend to shorten human L fe it you hold our fist as tight as you an hold it for fifteen minutes the fatigue you will feel when it relaxes s a clear proof of the energy you have been wasting and if the waste Is so great in the useless tightening of a flat it is still greater in the ex tended and con sinuous contraction ot brain ind ne yes in useless fears and the energy saved through drop ping the fears and the r accompanying tension can bring in the same proper alon a vigor unknown before and at the same time afford protection against the very things we feared the fear of taking cold is so strong in many people that a draft of breh air becomes a bugaboo to their con sensitive nerves drafts are imagined as existing everywhere and the contraction which immediately follows the sensation of a draft Is the best means of preparing to catch a cold