With the aid of the poisonous substances from the smoke of the cigarette, the DIS­ORGS first attack and weaken his mental system and then his heart, liver and other organs until the smoker finally has no strength left to keep body and soul together and finally departs as a moral suicide disgraced before GOD.
 The MENORGS are the designers and builders of man. They produce the seed from which he is developed.
 Not only do they put into the seed a physical likeness of the parents but they also put into it their mental qualities as well.
 The MENORGS understand Economics as the first material law of Nature. They are marvels in the knowledge of physics and chemistry and know how to move matter about from one sphere to another and change it from one density to another and increase its size from one scope to another.
 Besides producing within the seed a complete model of the progenitor they also create within it an exact reproduction of themselves with full powers of procedure to enlarge the microscopic model to a greater scope, transfer it into a greater sphere and change it into a greater density.
 They construct machines that do their own thinking. They inculeate within their unborn successors the knowledge to carry forward the plans that they themselves begin. They promulgate improvements for the future.
 They breed within their descendants the inclination to construct better and better machinery with each succeeding generation. They instill within them ambition to develop greater and greater thinking machines.
 These menorgs know that their thoughts and acts will be engraved upon the mental functions of their descendants and that to create advanced thinking in them they must first do such thinking themselves.
 They know that if they think clean constructive thoughts that their descendants will do like-wise.
 So, if parents will follow the inspiration of their MENORGS they can develop splendid character that can be transferred as a marvelous gift to their children.
 The physical attributes and mental attitude of the parents during the two years prior to the birth of a child is that which will largely influence its character afterward. During that period they should obtain natural nourishment, exercise and rest, and permit only the most intelligent and truthful thoughts to enter their minds.
 Love and kindness shown to each other by the parents during the pre-birth period will have a good influence upon the unborn child and help to make it kind and considerate towards all of GOD’S creatures after it grows up.
 If it was not for character, whereby man will make every known sacrifice for the sake of principle, he would be no better than the beasts of the field.
 A good character, clear conscience, happy disposition, and high aims go far towards keeping one healthy, ambitious and youth-