The Mantle
1900; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
Mrs. S. M. I. Henry, J. H. Kellogg, F. L. Oswald, Anna Cliff White, Mrs. L. D. Avery-Stuttle, David Paulson, Alfred B. Olsen, Kate Lindsay, Mrs. E. E. Kellogg, Isaac De Benserade, Evora Bucknum, M. A. Frost, J. H. Caverno, Helen L. Manning, F. W. Robertson, David Harum, Hon. Wm. A. Purrington, W. E. Johnson,
ResumoPoem, verse: The Spoiler (After the Manner of Rudyard Kipling), In Bed We Laugh, in Bed We Cry; and Born in Bed, in Bed We Die; the near Approach a Bed May Show of Human Bliss to Human Woe, The Golden Age, The Peace of Pity, A Bit of Philosophy, Better to Hunt in Fields for Health Unbought, than Fee the Doctor for a Nauseous Draught, The Mantle, " a Loving Word May Set Some Door Ajar Where Seemed No Door; and That May Enter in Which Lay at the Heart of That Same Loving Word". Frontmatter: Good Health. Essay: Exercise and Health, The Luncheon Habit, Diet for Anemic Person, Ripans Tabules, Ear Wax, Prolapsed and Dilated Stomach, The Well-Dressed Woman, It Is Not Difficult to Get Away into Retirement, and There Live upon Your Own Convictions; nor Is It Difficult to Mix with Men and Follow Their Convictions; but to Enter into the World, and There Live Firmly and Fearlessly According to Your Own Conscience, That Is Christian Greatness, Literary Notices "Christian Science. An Exposition. "—By Hon. Wm. A. Purrington, Lecturer in the University and Bellevue …, The Portland Sanitarium, Curing Irritability, Rhubarb, Bedroom Hygiene, The Question of Long Life Is One That Has Received Perhaps as Much Attention as Any in the History of Mankind, Infantile Scurvy, Pure Water for Chicago, The World Almanac and Encyclopedia Is a Book of 600 Pages, and Contains Everything in the Way of Statistics That an Editor Needs to Know, The Invalid at Home, A Lesson in Beef, The March of the Plague, Microbe-Proof Houses, Some Effects of Liquid Air on the Skin, The Effects of Alcohol on the Second Generation, Mental Rest after Meals, Out=Of=Door Schools, Molasses, Self=Redemption from the Cocaine Habit, Animal Vs. Vegetable Proteids, Autointoxication, or Self-Poisoning, Do Unbolted Flour and Other Bran Products Irritate the Stomach?, Unesthetic, The Pure in Heart, Lord Roberts at the Claremont Sanitarium, A Surgeon Who Is Often Absent-Minded Was Dining at the House of a Friend, Slaughter in Eden, Corroborative Testimony, The Effect of Thought on the Body, Art in Cookery, Dr. F. Kuhn, According to a German Medical Journal, Has Had Constructed an Operating-Room Whose Walls Are of Small Cubes or Diamonds of Glass Filled with Air, The Bedroom, The Series of Articles by Mr. Charles B. Spahr, Which Has Appeared from Time to Time in the Outlook during the past Year, under the General Title, "America's Working People, " Concludes in the February Magazine Number with an Extremely Interesting Account of Personal Experiences among the Mormons in Utah, Red Betty, or the Slaughter of the Dumb Innocents Chapter 1, Publishers' Department, Physical Strength Formers, Charles Lamb on Roast Pig, That Beautiful Skirt, Ev'ry Hoss C'n Do a Thing Better'r Spryer If He's Ben Broke to It as a Colt, Tuberculosis in Young Children, The Toughest Animal, Take Care of Your Heart, Goiter, "Did You Ever Notice, " Said Hicks, "How Men and Women Get Hold of Some Single Word Which They Use on Every Possible Occasion?", The Hygiene of Sleep, "Speak like You Do When You Laugh", God's Medicine, Give the Baby a Chance, Health-Culture for February Is an Excellent Number of This Magazine, Which Is Devoted to Practical Hygiene, Multiple Essay Items, Teacher—John, Illustrate the Difference between "Sit" and "Set", Colds, Infant's Diet, How to Defy the Law of Heredity, Catarrh, What Is Unquestionably the Most Comprehensive and Beautiful Volume Ever Issued upon the South, Has Just Been Published by the Southern Railway, Where to Find the Elixir of Life, There Is Scarcely a Paper in the Land but Has Noticed the Experiment That Is Soon to Be Tried by the Rev. Chas. M. Sheldon, Fashions in Hygiene, Prickling Hands, The Uses of Soda in Cookery, A Duty to the Child in the Prevention of Nervousness, The X-Ray Discovery Anticipated, Nuts as Food in Foreign Countries, Electricity as an Anesthetic, Professor Atwater's Experiments, A Baby Athlete. Editorial: Editorial Another Pioneer Reformer Gone, Answers to Correspondents, A Hygienic Exhibition in Italy. Display ads: A Non-Poisonous Antiseptic Mouth Wash.
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