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Good Health

1897; Gale Group; Linguagem: English

J. H. Kellogg, Maui Pomare, J. H. Kellogg, Dio Lewis, Clifton H. Levy, Jacob Bigelow, A. K. Forbes, Theodore F. Seward, Hon. Henry Sabin, Charles MacKay, Professor Charles E. Pellew, Julia McNaire Wright, D. A. Robinson, Edward M. Schaeffer, James H. Atlee, Kate Lindsay, J. H. Kellogg, Evora Bucknum, E. Cympson, Mrs. E. E. Kellogg, Mrs. S. M. I. Henry, Gertrude G. De Aguirre, Frances Albert Doughty, H. Clay Trumbull,

Cover: Good Health. Display ads: Battle Creek Sanitarium, Multiple Display Advertisements. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Essay: Caring for Nervous Children, The Potato-Patch Scheme, The Reign of the Microbe, Hygiene of the Bed, Some Novel Yeast Breads, A Class in House=Cleaning, Giving Up, It Is Reported That Fifty Per Cent, The Cultivation of Reverence, The True Mother Instinct, The Result of Overeating, An Eau Claire (Wis.) Correspondent Tells of a Dry-Goods Firm Which Advertises That Its "Store Is the Coolest Place in Town, as the Trade-Winds Are Kept Constantly Circulating from Aisle to Aisle, and There Is Such an Air of Polite Attention", The London Academy Tells a New Story of De Quincey, Literary Notices, Taking the Good of Things, In Case of Death from Scarlet Fever or Any Other Contagious Disease the Body Should Be Buried as Soon as Possible, Home Gymnastics, Dyspepsia, Some Mothers Are Ever Fond of Giving Their Children Powders and Doses of One Sort or Another, Influence of the Home Atmosphere, Hygiene of the Nursery, When Scarlet Fever Comes into a Family, It May Happen That One or the Other Parent May Be Especially Predisposed to the Disease, While the Other Is Protected by a Previous Attack, Mothers Should Encourage Their Daughters to Keep Diaries, but Not to Compile Journals, Manual Training for Girls, Practical Hydrotherapy Heat and Cold to the Spine—The Dipper Pour—The Shower Bath, Do Doctors Cure Disease?, A Sanitarium for Consumptives at Guadalajara, Mexico, Sanitary Reform in New York City, Is Your Child in This School?, Preventable Deafness, As a "Heathen" Sees Us, The World Is Full of Sounds That We Cannot Hear, Disordered Stomach, A New Crusade, "The Prevailing Impression That the Famous Soap of Marseilles Was Made from the Pure Olive Oil of the South of France Has Been Swept Away by the Fact That the Soap-Factories Have Been Obliged to Close Because of the Quarantine against India, " Says the Medical News, Poor Circulation, The September Issue of Lippincott's Is a Number of More than Usual Interest, One Chance of Effecting a Cure, That Portion of South Dakota Which Is Traversed by the Lines of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Is the Finest Agricultural and Stock-Growing Section of the Western Country, To Think Free Is Great; but to Think Right Is Greater, The Announcements Which Have Been Recently Made in These Columns, That We Were about to Naugurate a Plan for the Organization of Schools of Health in the Leading Cities and Towns of the Country, Has Awakened a Great Interest over a Wide Territory, A Test for Damp Rooms, A Rational Cure for Intemperance, A Striking Object Lesson, The Water Club, The Battle Creek Sanitarium Health Food Company Also Manufacture a Superior Quality of Wheat Meal, or Graham Flour, Which Is Made from the Choicest Selected Wheat, and Is Actually Free from the Straw, Cockle, Chaff, and Other Rubbish Nearly Always Found in Ordinary Graham Flour, Cleanliness Enforced by Mohammed, After the Patient Has Been Thoroughly Disinfected, the Next Thing Is to Clean and Render Aseptic the Sick-Room, By the Increased Flow of Blood through the Brain, and by the Contact of Alcohol with the Brain Substances, Important Changes Are Gradually Brought about in the Brain, Soft Foods, It Is Well to Remember That Dust-Cloths Slightly Moistened, and Afterward Shaken out of Doors, Are Much More Sanitary than Feather-Dusters, the Use of Which Drives the Dust from One Place Only to Settle upon Another, Alcohol in Cooking, "The Meaning of the Greater New York, " in Demorest's Magazine for September, Is Interesting Both for Its Subjectmatter and Its Twelve Fine Illustrations, The House Not Open to the Poor Will Open Its Doors to the Physician, Intestinal Asepsis by Means of a Fruit Dietary, The Battle Creek Sanitarium Reports a Larger Number of Patients than Ever before at Any Season of the Year, We Are Often Asked, "Where Can a Good Whole Wheat Flour Be Obtained?" This Is a Matter in Which the Writer Has Been Interested for Many Years, and to Which He Has Devoted Considerable Attention, Nothing Could Be More Delightfully Cool and Exhilarating than the Michigan Weather for the past Month, The Best Tonic and Blood Purifier Is Nature's Own Medicine—Pure Spring Water, Publishers' Department, The History of Alcohol, The Empress of Japan Has Had a Gymnasium Fitted up for Her Own Use in the Palace, We Call Special Attention to the Announcement of the Clubbing Arrangements for Good Health and the Voice, the Popular Weekly Published by Funk & Wagnalls, New York City, Radishes, Multiple Essay Items, The Effect of Alcohol on Dogs, Ichthyol for Burns, Dust a Microbe Carrier, The Management of the Battle Creek Sanitarium Report the Following among the Numerous Men and Women of Distinction Who Have Arrived at the Institution within the Last Month, Let the Boys and Girls Feel That They Are More Appreciated at Home than Anywhere Else; This Is the Way to Keep Them at Home, Thousands of Women Lament Their Lack of Interest in Life, The Development of Mind and Body, The Selfishness of Ill Health, Beef Tea Acts as an Irritant Poison in All Cases of Fever, on Account of the Excrementitious Matter Which It Contains; and Thousands of Invalids Have Been Sacrificed through an Unwise Reliance upon This Decoction as Nutriment, and through Ignorance of the Fact That, Although Highly Stimulating, Such Stimulation Is in the Highest Degree Deleterious, Shedding of the Finger Nails, The Time Which a Patient Must Be Kept in Quarantine Will Depend on the Severity of the Case and the Length of Time the Scaling and Discharges Continue, The "Don't Worry" Reform, A Respiratory Symptom of Tobacco Poisoning, Bright's Disease Caused by Common Salt, It Is Still Customary to Fumigate Rooms after Cases of Infection; Although, as It Is Usually Done, It Is Very Uncertain Method of Destroying Germs, Nervousness, Chief Pokagon on "Fire Water", The Matter of Stamping out Contagious Diseases Depends upon the Intelligent Co-Operation of the People, and This Can Never Be Had until They Fully Comprehend Contagion and Its Nature, and Understand That Disease Is the Result of Causes Which Can Be Avoided; That an Epidemic of Scarlet Fever Will Come from Sowing the Seed in Suitable Soil, Just the Same as a Crop of Corn Will Come from Planting Seed in the Spring, Disinfection after Scarlet Fever, The Paradise of Doctors A Fable, Stupidity among School Children, Made Them Sick, If Any Part of the Bed Mattress Is Soiled with Dried Discharges, It Is Better to Burn It, as the Expense of Rendering It Sanitary Will Be Greater than to Purchase a New Mattress, Alcohol and Digestion, Food Value of Strawberries, Sly Devices to Gain Tobacco Converts among Boys Are Used by Certain Tobacco Manufacturers, If the Walls of the Room Are Papered, the Paper Should Be Soaked off with a 1-1000 Solution of Bichloride, and Fresh Paper Put On, Ancient Customs among the Maoris, The Lean-Meat Diet for Dyspeptics, Sleeping after Meals, The Salvation of Mr. Crandon. Frontmatter: Good Health. Poem, verse: Your Nerves Will Be Strong, Your Children Be Healthy, Your Days Will Be Long, and Your Purse Will Be Wealthy, Your Time Will Flow on in Contentment and Quiet, If Once You Conform to a Pulse-Eating Diet, I Asked the Roses, as They Grew Richer and Lovelier in Their Hue, What Made Their Tints so Rich and Bright; They Answered, "Looking toward the Light", If Men Were Wise, "The World's Most Precious Heritage Is His Who Most Enjoys, Most Loves, and Most Forgives", The Best Critics in the World Are They Who, along with That Which They Gainsay, Suggest Another and a Better Way. Editorial: Answers to Correspondents, Editorial City Water Supplies.