knowledge to others
By all means, avoid being overinsistent in trying to impart health
knowledge to others. All who have a little knowledge of the fundamentals
of health and growth know that useful men and women are going into
degeneration and premature death constantly, because of violated health
laws. If these people on the brink, who can yet be saved by natural
means, are told how it can be done, they generally either refuse to
believe it, or they have led such self-indulgent lives that it is beyond
their power to change. The knowledge often comes too late.
By all means, avoid being overinsistent in trying to impart health
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It is with great reluctance that I enter upon a subject which
November 21st, 2008has given me great pain, and upon which silence has become
impossible if I would preserve my self-respects
It is with great reluctance that I enter upon a subject which
has given me great pain, and upon which silence has become
impossible if I would preserve my self-respects. You cannot
but be aware that I have just reason for saying that you have
much displeased me. You have apparently forgotten what is due
to me, circumstanced as we are, thus far at least. You cannot
suppose that I can tamely see you disregard my feelings, by
conduct toward other ladies from which I should naturally
have the right to expect you to abstain. I am not so vulgar a
person as to be jealous. When there is cause to infer changed
feelings, or unfaithfulness to promises of constancy, jealousy
is not the remedy. What the remedy is I need not say–we both
of us have it in our hands. I am sure you will agree with me
that we must come to some understanding by which the future
shall be governed. Neither you nor I can bear a divided
allegiance. Believe me that I write more in sorrow than
in anger. You have made me very unhappy, and perhaps
thoughtlessly. But it will take much to reassure me of your
unaltered regard.
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The plea of insanity is brought forward, as a rule, only in capital
November 21st, 2008charges, so that the prisoner, if found guilty, will escape hanging
The plea of insanity is brought forward, as a rule, only in capital
charges, so that the prisoner, if found guilty, will escape hanging. If
proved “guilty, but insane,” the person is sentenced to be kept in a
criminal lunatic asylum “during His Majesty”s pleasure.”
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But feeble-mindedness is a recessive quality, so that if the
November 21st, 2008feeble-minded marry only with normal individuals, the feeble-mindedness
does not blight the next generation, and if these apparently normal
children of such marriages take pains to marry only really normal
individuals, avoiding not only the feeble-minded but even those like
themselves who have feeble-mindedness on one side of their family tree,
there will be no feeble-mindedness cropping out in future generations
But feeble-mindedness is a recessive quality, so that if the
feeble-minded marry only with normal individuals, the feeble-mindedness
does not blight the next generation, and if these apparently normal
children of such marriages take pains to marry only really normal
individuals, avoiding not only the feeble-minded but even those like
themselves who have feeble-mindedness on one side of their family tree,
there will be no feeble-mindedness cropping out in future generations.
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Medical diagnosis is both a _science_ and an _art_; a science when the
November 21st, 2008causes and symptoms of a disease are understood, and an art when this
knowledge can be applied to determine its location and exact nature
Medical diagnosis is both a _science_ and an _art_; a science when the
causes and symptoms of a disease are understood, and an art when this
knowledge can be applied to determine its location and exact nature.
Science presents the general principles of practice; art detects among
the characteristic symptoms the differential signs, and applies the
remedy. Da Costa aptly remarks: ‘No one aspiring to become a skillful
observer can trust exclusively to the light reflected from the writings
of others; he must carry the torch in his own hands, and himself look
into every recess.’
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The most frequent cause of cold in the head is exposure to sudden
November 21st, 2008changes in temperature, or draughts of cool air, without taking proper
precaution to protect the body so as to prevent the rapid radiation of
animal heat
The most frequent cause of cold in the head is exposure to sudden
changes in temperature, or draughts of cool air, without taking proper
precaution to protect the body so as to prevent the rapid radiation of
animal heat. In most cases there is an inherited tendency or acquired
weakness, which frequently may be associated with a scrofulous condition
of the whole system, that render these points less resistant, and
consequently invite the morbid changes which result from exposure and
cold. Acute Catarrh also occurs during the initial stage of such
eruptive diseases as measles, typhus, typhoid, erysipelas, etc.
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Acting accordingly, I took a course of four months” treatment, which I
November 20th, 2008am pleased to state has given me in return a perfect cure
Acting accordingly, I took a course of four months” treatment, which I
am pleased to state has given me in return a perfect cure. Thanks to the
medical skill of your Faculty.
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Love makes people look younger in years
November 20th, 2008Love makes people look younger in years. People in unhappy homes
look older and more worn and fatigued. A woman at thirty, well courted
and well married, looks five or ten years younger than a woman of the
same age unhappily married. Old maids and bachelors always look older
than they are. A flirting widow always looks younger than an old maid
of like age.
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The prognosis depends partly on the extent of the injury and the parts
November 20th, 2008involved, but there is also risk from secondary hmorrhage, and from
such complications as pleurisy, pericarditis, and peritonitis
The prognosis depends partly on the extent of the injury and the parts
involved, but there is also risk from secondary hmorrhage, and from
such complications as pleurisy, pericarditis, and peritonitis. Death may
result from shock, hmorrhage, injury to brain or important nervous
structures.
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The entrance to the Invalids” Hotel and Surgical Institute is covered by
November 19th, 2008a lofty porch of beautiful design, the roof of which is supported upon
heavy iron columns
The entrance to the Invalids” Hotel and Surgical Institute is covered by
a lofty porch of beautiful design, the roof of which is supported upon
heavy iron columns. Above the massive double doors, through which the
visitor enters, are large, heavy panels of beautifully wrought stained
glass, on which the words ‘Invalids” Hotel and Surgical Institute’ stand
out conspicuously.
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