Logan Republican | 1903-10-31 | Page 2 | Exhaustion-Harboring Energy

Exhaustion Harboring Energy. Bocauso conditions, customers, clients, cli-ents, patients and visitors do not como evenly, a worker's duties nro sometimes some-times bunched, and tho exhaustive demands de-mands must bo mot. Hush work kills moro wealthy peoplo than poor people, bccaiiEo thoy nro not prepared physically physic-ally so well for It. Exhaustion duo to unnecessary effort Is whoro all of us havo a chanco to help ourselves endure en-dure tho necessary demands. Thoro Is a science and an art In harboring energy, en-ergy, tho samo ns money, so that a necessary amount of It will bo ready for unexpected requirements. It Is pnssiblo not only to begin hours and days, but mouths and years beforehand before-hand to proparo for hard w ork.