THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE ROAD
“Doctors tell us to walk on the sunny side of the road. One famous physician said the other day that to do so may add ten years'to our life. It is part of the new recognition of what we owe to light. Light, space, cleanliness —these, in short, are the essentials for a healthy existence. Take industry. The enormous increase in our capacity to produce is due, no doubt largely to the development of machinery, but hardly less to the fact that in place of dark, dismal, ill-ventilated mills and workshops we are gradually putting up buildings with larger windows giving more natural light; wicti greater space, giving more and purer air ; and with glazed wall spaces, giving eleaner conditions. What we now have to do is to apply this principal more widely and more thoroughly.”—The Countess of Warwick/ 1 :
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Thames Star, Volume LVII, 23 August 1923, Page 4
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146THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE ROAD Thames Star, Volume LVII, 23 August 1923, Page 4
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