Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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' — — N LINCOLN Never Had These Advantages! Lincoln— one of the most beloved of American presidents — read and studied before the flickering’ light of the open fire- place. He succeeded and left his name engraven in history in spite of the great handicaps under which he lived in his time. TODAY — you have advantages Lincoln didn’t have. You have available America’s great educational system, and you have modern electric lighting that makes it easiser to study — without strain and effort to read. Close-seeing tasks, such as reading and study demand suf- ficient and proper light. Incorrect lighting places a burden on eyesight that makes restful reading difficult. The I. E. S. Reading and Study Lamp removes strain from the eyes. It provides correct lighting — keeps muscular ten- sion low and preserves eyesight. BETTER LIGHT MEANS BETTER SIGHT Kansas City Power 8c Light Co. Baltimore and 14th Street v J [ 32 ]