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From the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company is an original pamphlet entitled \"How to Live Long\" by Irving Fisher, Professor of Political Economy, Yale University. Online research confirms the booklet was published in the 1920s. It provides fourteen (14) Rules of Health for a person to follow in order to have extended life. Emphasis is placed on fresh air, a diet of different foods, avoid diseases, exercise, rest, laugh / be cheerful and learn not to worry or be stressed out. Sound familiar? Experts today advise us to follow many of these same basic principles. A cool resource / collectible from the Roaring Twenties era.
Given this is an original booklet, first published in the 1920s decade, and likely close to one hundred years old, it is in great condition. Some minor creases and bends on covers. Pages have toned over time. Edges of spine evidence shelf wear. Extremely clean. No rips, tears, handwriting or highlighting.
Free shipping for those living in the United States and its territories. Nice souvenir for interested collectors.
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