Keeping Fit to Users Filled With New Vigor and "Pep" Here are extracts from letters, typical of the many constantly received from "Daily Dozen" enthusiasts: "Music a Great Aid" "I am delighted with the records and they solve my problem of exercise, thus making me a more efficient teacher. The music is a great aid,' writes Mr. Guy Eugene Oliver, of Northwestern College, Illinois. Enthusiastic "I just want to add my word of enthusiasm to the many others regarding your wonderful records. They have filled a long felt want. For the first time in months, I might say in years, I can relax at night and sleep. God bless Walter Camp and the Health Builders, say I."-Mabel Corlew Smith, New York. "So Much Fun" Mrs. Mary Bates, of Duluth, Minn., says, "We are enjoying the exercises very much. It is so much more fun to exercise to music." Whole Family Delighted We wish to express our satisfaction and delight with our sets of records and exercises. Our entire family of eight, including the maid, are taking them. The children are fascinated with them and bring the neighbor's children to do them.-Mrs. Charles C. Hickisch, 828 Vine St., La Crosse, Wis. "Wonderful Records" The set of records have come. I never knew that exercises could be made SO attractive. The Album makes the whole a most beautiful gift. That is what I wish it for-for my son. I am certainly going to show and recommend your wonderful exercise records to all of my friends. -Mrs. Kate W. Hudson, 202 W. California St., Pasadena, Calif. "Took Family by Storm" I received your complete set of records yesterday and was delighted with them. They took the whole family by storm, as it were, and before the first record was played the second time, the whole family were up and going through them as I was. I am convinced absolutely that your system of Health Building should be in every household, because of its simplicity and the benefits to be derived from it for all members of the family.-Walter N. Hyans, Buffalo, N. Y. Free Sample Record Proves It Famous "Daily Dozen" Now On Fascinating By Bruce Gordon YOME on, old man-I'll put a record C on the machine and show you what bully fun it is!" urged my friend Jim Smiley. "I used to feel just as 'playedout' as you do now-after a hard daybut not any more! Come on, I'll cure your headache, too!" he promised. I was spending the night at Jim's house. We had a little talk before turning in, and I confessed to feeling exhausted and rotten. He had selected a record and was already putting it on the phonograph, so I agreed to try his keeping fit exercisesjust to please him. Sample Record After setting up some large charts that showed by actual photographs the exact movements to make, Jim started the machine. After a few words of explanation. by a voice, speaking from the record, a lively tune started, and then the voice began giving the commands. I watched Jim and did just as he did. Almost at once I began to feel exhilaratedthe way you feel when the jazz band starts. We did one exercise after another in this way until we had glone through Walter Camp's whole famous "Daily Dozen "-the exercises this great Yale coach and athletic authority devised during the war to keep the Army and Navy, the Cabinet and other officials, fit and energetic for their work. It took only about ten minutes, and I had to agree with Jim that it was bully good fun. Besides, I suddenly discovered that my headache had indeed vanished entirely. To make a long story short, I too became a "Daily Dozen" enthusiast. Every morning now, for the past three months, I have sprung out of bed with real anticipation of the ten minutes' fun with the phonograph that is making me feel better, eat better, sleep better, yes, and work better than I ever did before. I used to think like many other indoor men," that I didn't like to exercise. That was before I experienced the effects of the new principle of exercise" that is embodied in the Health Builder System-using the famous "Daily Dozen". -set to music-with Mr. Camp's special permission. If Your "Torso" Is Fit So Are You I have found that men and women can keep themselves fit with only ten minutes a day-but Chart Na 2 Walter Camp's "Daily Dozen," set to specially selected music on phonograph records become the ideal, effortless exercise-and every time you swing through these enjoyable movements you can be sure that your body and mind are being kept fit in the most efficient and effective way ever devised! And it takes only 10 minutes a day. 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