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Fisk's paper. ' 'At my [Mr. Fisk's] request, two companies fol- lowed back for a number of months their recent ap- 176 THE WHOLE TRUTH ABOUT ALCOHOL plications, which were in such form that the total abstainers could be distinguished from the users of alcohol. In the Postal Life 64 per cent, were ab- stainers; in the Germania Life 55. 8 per cent, were abstainers. The rejection rate, excluding those who were rejected on account of intemperance, was about the same in the two classes of applicants..., suggesting that total abstainers are in fact only average people, not a small group of 'health cranks/ "In the New England Mutual an analysis of 180, 000 cases insured during the past sixty years shows 24 per cent, abstainers and 11 per cent, rarely using alco- hol, or about 35 per cent, practically abstaining from alcohol. . . . "The experiments of the Life Extension Institute, among the individuals it has examined, is along similar lines. These examinations were for hygienic or life- lengthening purposes, and included large groups of supposedly healthy average people whose employers had subscribed for this service.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fisk's paper. ' 'At my [Mr. Fisk's] request, two companies fol- lowed back for a number of months their recent ap- 176 THE WHOLE TRUTH ABOUT ALCOHOL plications, which were in such form that the total abstainers could be distinguished from the users of alcohol. In the Postal Life 64 per cent, were ab- stainers; in the Germania Life 55. 8 per cent, were abstainers. The rejection rate, excluding those who were rejected on account of intemperance, was about the same in the two classes of applicants..., suggesting that total abstainers are in fact only average people, not a small group of 'health cranks/ "In the New England Mutual an analysis of 180, 000 cases insured during the past sixty years shows 24 per cent, abstainers and 11 per cent, rarely using alco- hol, or about 35 per cent, practically abstaining from alcohol. . . . "The experiments of the Life Extension Institute, among the individuals it has examined, is along similar lines. These examinations were for hygienic or life- lengthening purposes, and included large groups of supposedly healthy average people whose employers had subscribed for this service.
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