Good Health
1895; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
F. L. Oswald, William Kinnear, C. Johnston, Henry Ward Beecher, Hester M. Poole, Mary Wood Allen, Wilton Tournier, Mrs. E. E. Kellogg, Martha Watrous Stearns, Kate Lindsay, J. H. Kellogg,
ResumoCover: Good Health. Table of contents: Contents. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Display ads: Battle Creek Sanitarium, Get a Columbia. Frontmatter: Good Health. Essay: The Home Gymnasium Gymnastics at Yale, In the Oldest Medical Book Now Known, Composed in Heliopolis, Where Once Joseph Served in the House of Potiphar, We Find, "A Mean for Increasing the Growth of Hair, Prepared for Schesch, the Mother of Teta, the King of Upper and Lower Egypt", Prickling, Burning Pain in Arms—Palpitation of Heart, Etc., Mental Labor Necessary to Mental Health, Home-Culture Positive and Negative Training, We Infer That Some Who Have Made Application for Children Have the Idea That We Have within Reach Children of a Variety of Ages, Sizes, and Dispositions, and That in Response to Their Applications We Can Immediately Send Them Just the Kind of Child They Wish, Social Purity Reform in New York, Mrs. Dr. De Science—"Hereafter When Visitors Call, You Are Not to Take Their Cards, The Pan-American Congress of Religion and Education, Cause of Fits, Physical Culture Necessary for Brain Workers, Baked Apples—Health Foods, Etc., Assyrian Medicine [Abstract of a Paper Read by C. Johnston before the University Philological Association, March 16, 1894], One of the Factors of Longevity, A Very Young Doctor, Isopathy in Africa, The Boston Courier Suggests That Girls Who Contemplate Purchasing a Bicycle Would Do Well to Harden Their Muscles in Advance by Running Their Mother's Sewing Machine or Rocking the Baby, The Battle Creek Sanitarium Dress System.—V, Home Training School for Nurses Selection and Preparation of Food for the Sick and Helpless, Round-Shouldered Girls, A Doctor's Chats with His Patients Vegetable Milk, Standing for One's Posterity, Work and Worry, The Hygiene of Sorrow, The Milk or Water Soiled with Excrementitious Matter, Though Sweet, and Fresh Should Not Be Eaten, An Epileptic Colony, Simple Simon, Dyspepsia—Constipation—The Hall Water Treatment, Clothing for the Poor, Relief Department, Literary Notices, An Error, Serving Food to the Sick and Helpless, Multiple Essay Items, Biographical Health Studies Marshal Canrobert, Visiting Days at the Haskell Home, Quinsy, Disposal of Sweepings and Other Household Dirt, Persons Making Applications for Children Advertised in This Department Are Requested to Send with Their Applications the Names and Addresses of Two or More Persons as References, A Traveler's Testimony, Food Combination—Test for Hard Water—Bismuth in Acid Dyspepsia, Etc., Prolonging Life. Recipe: Seasonable Recipes. Editorial: Answers to Correspondents.
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