Ogden Daily Standard | 1913-07-23 | Page 2 | Longevity of Married Men

no LONGEVITY OF MARRIED MEN Walter K. Wilcox of Cornell University, Uni-versity, after investigations made for j the New York State department of I health, nalla the old lie that married , men do not live longer than singlr j men only seems so-, Death rates, according to his fig ures, ar0 as follows: Widowed D I A 110(1 01 lerlod Unmarried Married vorced , H0-29 fig 4fi 120 ;-; no : J5 196 M 17.3 KiS m no io.6 60-G9 51.0 31 0 48 0 -9 101 4 727 DO 9 The unrestrained bachelor leads B merry life but a comparatively bhort one. In tho freedom which he loves u v, CaUB0 of his undoing ,h , ueclar with authority that the longevity of the benedict is due largely to the fact that he is supervised su-pervised thoroughly. If he goes to a restaurant nnd fill, his system with butter oajkaa, interspersed inter-spersed with chicory BldfT and ge,H J3 0 ition, thS superVlsor rt a? atJl?mo him a lecture on diet which he doesn't forget 1 1 1, 1 m (j