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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LV, Issue 263, 29 March 1913, Page 8

TOE MAN" OF FIFTY. agree that a man of fifty is no "older' than u man of forty, and in numerous instances is decidedly more useful. Pro lessor Krause asserts that it is absurd to describe a man of fifty as even "growing old." Only in exceptional cases, due to special causes, does he reveal "deemtsed elasticity." Frofessor Krausc recommends ''sane sport" as the best insurance against old age for a man of fifty. Dr. Leppmann, another eminent specialist, declares that a man of fifty is of '•highly superior intellectual worth," and on account of his reliability, steadiness, experience and rational living, possesses countless physical and moral advantages over a younger man. Professor Arthur Kampf, president of the Royal Academy, claims that great artists of all times have done their best work between the ages of forty and s&ty. Dr. Leon Zeitlin, secretary of the Berlin Retail Trades Association, blames the ''Amerieanisation" of German commercial life for the increasing prejudice against men of fifty, which manifests itself in the "ruthless casting out of employees who have reached a certain age and their supersession by younger men." Warner's Rust-proof Corsets. In the latest models the bust is low and full. Flexible corsetting above the waist is the re-ult the newest figure fashion, j Perfect comfort with figure elegance. |