HOW TO LIVE WELL.
Good meals at moderate intervals, and the stomach left at rest between. Some interval—an interval of active exercise is best—between books and food. A leisure hour for dinner, and cheerful conversation, after it. A short'nap, for those who neijd or like it, after dinner. Light occupation-in the evening—literature or correspondence, with more or less social intercourse, music or other recreation. These are each, and all highly desirable; but the most indispensable of all is a strenuous and various exercise.—Martineau.
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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 12022, 27 December 1924, Page 13
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