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Life Everlasting by David H. Keller:
Science Fiction Inventions, Technology and Ideas
"Dr. Keller combines the talent of a writer with the knowledge of an accomplished physician of long experience in his very deeply specialised field. The present story is most delightfully charged with a kindly view of human nature on its pathetic side, and this first portion will leave the readers eagerly awaiting the denouement which will appear in our next number and will be beyond the surmises of our readers, but it gives a
wonderful touch of psychology. The author's years of study in his field gives special force and interest to the story.
Read the story here and here.
('Life Everlasting' by Dr. David H. Keller)
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