Pulp Fiction, 1925 · page 7 of 212
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ADVENTURE 5 How Long Do You Expect To Live? Make your own answer. It'suptoyou. [know jug ane you might be hit on the head with a brick or have someone push you off the end of a dock. But bar- ring 4eeidents,“what then? . If you take care of any piece of machinery it will last for years— abuse it and you might as well cash it in after the first year. ‘This is just as true of your own body. If you do—you die Go ahead with your careless living if you want. Eat and drink what you like. Abuse your body. —it’s yours to do with as you please. -You may think you’re having a good time. But are you? You get up in the morning feeling half dead. You drag yourself through the day and before it’s half over you are drowsy and lagging. Get wise to yourself. Don’t you know your body is clogging up with poison? Don’t you know your lungs are starving for oxygen? Don’t you realize your inner cells are breaking down and you are not doing a thing to replenish them? You’re dying, man—and you don’t know it. I add years to your life You need exercise. You must have it. Tie your arm to your side and it will wither away— but use your muscles and you have more muscle touse. The'same is true throughout your entire body. Every vital organ is completely sur- rounded with muscles which make these organs function. Exercise. and you strengthen the or- gan itself. You wear down the dead tissue or cells. The white corpuscles of your blood carry it off and the red corpuscles supply new healthy tissue. You drive death and disease out and bring new life to a worn down and famished body. You need a teacher Just, any kind of exercise won’t do. I have had men come to me who were literally broken down from work in factory or mill. With scientific in- struction I brought their body back to strength and power. ~ ee a ene es My system has been tried and proven. It never EARLE E. LIEDERMAN fails. Some claim, eh? Well, it’s true. I don't The Muscle Builder care what your present condition is. I want you | to say: “I’m ready,’’ and I’ll knock those microbes in you higher than a cocked hat. Ul shoot you so full of life you!!! think you swallowed a stick of dynamite. And muscle? That’s my middle name. In three months’ time I'll build up every muscle in your body. I'll broaden those shoulders and deepen your chest so that every breath will bring deep loads of oxygen to your lungs, purifying your blood and shooting a thrill throughout your entire system. I’! brighten your eyes and clear your skin. I’l] make you so full of life you will feel like shouting out to the world: “I’m a man. and I can prove it.”’ ; . And remember, fellows, I don’t just promise these things—I guarantee them. Do you doubt me? Make me prove it. That’s.what I like, because I know IJ can do it. Come on then. Snapintoit. Are youready? Let's go! Send for my new 64-page book “MUSCULAR DEVELOPMENT” It Is Free It contains forty-five full-page photographs of myself and some of | the many prize-winning pupils I have trained. Many of these are leaders in their business professions today. I have not only given them a body of which to be proud, but made them better doctors, lawyers, merchants, | etc. Some cf these came to me as pitiful weaklings, imploring me to help them. Look them over now and you will marvel at their present physiques. This book will prove an impetus and areal inspiration to you. It will thrill you through and through. All Task is ten cents to cover the | | U EARLE E. LIEDERMAN, | Dept. 5003, 305 Broadway, New York City | Dear Sir:—I enclose herewith 10 cents, for which you are to send me, without any obligation on my part , whatever, a copy of your latest book, ‘*Muscular | : a aa : é Wevelopment.’’ (Please write or print plainly.) cost of wrapping and mailing and it is yours to keep. This will not obligate you at all, but for the sake of your future health and happiness, do not put it off. Send today—right now, before you turn this page. MATES 9 oat me tele Os ssl ee 2D 8 Or aad nO Rasa } FUTEEE 0. see scene Sis bwin o siree Swi ere aed wield wee g) © ans we wedgroe a8 4 EARLE E. LIEDERMAN ee -_ ! Dept. 5003, 305 Broadway, New York City ss eee oe ees | Kindly mention Adventure in writing to advertisers or visiting vour dealer. comiclbooks CO