Good Health an Aid in Injury
FINAL WORD.—Health is one of the best safeguards against accidents and their consequences when incurred. A physically fit person possesses an alertness of mind and strength of muscle which often enables him to remove himself promptly from sources of danger; also, if he meet with an accident the processes of repair are so rapid that no great inconvenience may result from an injury that might other¬wise prove serious. Nevertheless, it is wise for everyone to keep out of danger. Some people may, in fact, tempt Fate in about every possible manner. Many escape injury, maim¬ing, sickness and death, sometimes miraculously, perhaps many times. This may so embolden them that they still more flagrantly disregard all rules of common sense and all laws of Nature and physics.