Address of the Anti Tobacco League Established That Humanity May Be Freed From
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" "Of 67 candidates for the medical de- partment of the U. S. Army, during the Spanish War, 43 were rejected be- cause of tobacco heart, officially and medically so declared. " 17. Dr. D. H. Kress, of Washing- ton, D. C. , in a recent address, deliv- ered at a meeting of the American Society for the Study of Narcotics, said: "Tobacco users may attain old age for the same reason that men and women under the most unsanitary con- ditions sometimes live long, but this does not furnish an argument i...n its favor. " "I have seldom found tobacco- using and usefulness in extreme old age associated. " "All the centenarians whose lives have remained useful to the close, so far as I have been able to observe, have been non-smokers. " 18. Science, a journal which is an authority among scientific men, makes this statement : "When Europeans first visited New Zealand they found in the native Maoris the most finely devel- oped and powerful men of any of the tribes of the islands of the Pacific. Since the introduction of Tobacco, for which the Maoris developed a great liking, they have, from this cause alone, it is said, become decimated in numbers and reduced in stature and in physical well-being, so as to be an altogether inferior type of men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Of 67 candidates for the medical de- partment of the U. S. Army, during the Spanish War, 43 were rejected be- cause of tobacco heart, officially and medically so declared. " 17. Dr. D. H. Kress, of Washing- ton, D. C. , in a recent address, deliv- ered at a meeting of the American Society for the Study of Narcotics, said: "Tobacco users may attain old age for the same reason that men and women under the most unsanitary con- ditions sometimes live long, but this does not furnish an argument i...n its favor. " "I have seldom found tobacco- using and usefulness in extreme old age associated. " "All the centenarians whose lives have remained useful to the close, so far as I have been able to observe, have been non-smokers. " 18. Science, a journal which is an authority among scientific men, makes this statement : "When Europeans first visited New Zealand they found in the native Maoris the most finely devel- oped and powerful men of any of the tribes of the islands of the Pacific. Since the introduction of Tobacco, for which the Maoris developed a great liking, they have, from this cause alone, it is said, become decimated in numbers and reduced in stature and in physical well-being, so as to be an altogether inferior type of men.
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