NOVEMBER Owing to the scarcity of Imported Oils we cannot make a general reduction but we will offer for the Holidays a family size can (1 pint) of the oils most necessary. New stock just received. Choicest quality guaranteed. FRENCH ALMOND OIL. in Piles and Pulmonary Troubles use a tablespoonful of Almond Oil, three times a day for 3 weeks. 2 oz. 75c. Pint can $4.50. AUSTR. EUCALYPTUS OIL for Colds, Catarrh, Flu, and Worms. 2 oz. 85c. Pint can $4.75 PETROLATUM. Constipation and Poor Digestion are often caused thru lack of oils. Your system needs lubrication. 4 oz. 60c. Pint can $1.35. ARYANA BEAUTY CREAM, 60c., jar, 6 for $3.00 ARYANA MORNING DEW, softens and feeds the skin. 4 oz. 75c. 3 bottles for $2.00. CHARCOAL TABLETS, unmedicated. 35c. per box. CURRY POWDER. EGGSHELLS, for stomach and liver. 50c. per box. VEGETABLE ESSENCE, emergency bottle, 2 oz. 75c. HAIR TONIC, gives brilliant color. 50c. per box. 4 oz. $1.00. MENPHOR, in disorders of a delicate nature, nothing better for the spiritual type. OLYPTOL, best for Hayfever and Asthma, 2 oz. $1.50. 2 oz. $1.00. 4 oz. $1.00 50 cents. 60 cents. P. O. Box 1376 · Los Angeles, Calif. FREE, A SELF-HEALING LESSON, entitled "JUST HOW TO HEAL YOURSELF AND CURE OTHERS" which formerly sold for 50 cents. J. Albin Johnson, Escanaba, Mich. says: "It is worth many dollars to anyone in bad health." card brings it. A postal Box 74 F. THE GORE BOOK CO. Ruskin, Florida No. 12 Study in Diagnosis Merry Xmas Nd19 704 $2- a year Law and Duty Study of Man Table of Contents Issued monthly by Mazdaznan Press Los Angeles, Calif. U.S.A. 749 754 760 761 762 By Copy 25¢. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BROOKLYN, N. Y., 268 Ryerson St.. Miss Anna Ryder. DENVER, Col., 322 W. Iowa Ave. Holcomb Doherty. DOMINION OF CANADA MONTREAL, Canada, 157 King Edward Ave., Notre Dame de Grace YARMOUTH, Nova Scotia, Canada, G. C. Creelman. 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Sandberg, Vice Chairman; Kurt W. Graichen, Second Vice Chairman; K. Woolson, Secretary, Treasurer and Business Manager; John Vinson, Auditor. The contents of this publication are written by the Rev. Dr. Otɔman Zar-Adusht Ha'nish, except signed contributions. Regular contributors: Maria Rose Ruth Hilton, Nellie Wheelwright. Address all communications and subscriptions to P. O. Box 1854. Los Angeles, Cal. Subscription Two Dollars per annum. Twenty-five Cents per copy. Vol. 19 December, 1920. No. 12 STUDY IN DIAGNOSIS PHYSICAL INTELLECTUAL-SPIRITUAL This type has much in its favor if kept within the boundary lines of nature, and is favored with opportunities calling out its principal factors according to rule. As a physical base it does not mean that such an one has a strong-looking, heavy-set, corpulent body, or an exceptional head of large dimensions. Only too frequently the body is small, slender and unpretentious looking, frequently the head appears small. There are many reasons for such phenomena, too many to take up in this study at present. It is enuf to know that even the smallest and most delicate looking of this type enjoy perfect bone development. They are wiry, tenacious, determined and very versatile. They quickly adjust themselves to conditions and environments. They seldom, if ever, complain, and bear their troubles with remarkable silence. This type can be very secretive, and as a rule are found among the various classes and stations, be it among social, benevolent, ecclesiastic or political organizations. When normal they seldom have any religious scruples, and for this reason remain supporters of the cause in which they were born. The same holds true about any other phases of affiliation. Whenever they do make a change it is a radical one, and they prove themselves as conscientious as in their former ties. With the spiritual propensities raised to those of the intellectual they frequently give their talents to reform work and philanthropy. They prove equal to any task and in political battles fight battles for principle even at the sacrifice of personal possibilities. They seldom, if ever, become extremists, but they will stand on the merits of their be |