Medical Books and Articles

"God gives the nuts, but he does not crack them." - Franz Kafka

A Practical Treatise on the Bath, It's History and Uses.

The object of this work—whether attained or not the reader must judge—has been to supply this demand more fully than it has been met heretofore.

The object of this little work is to point out as concisely as possible the symptoms of dyspepsia and to indicate the general principles upon which any mode of treatment, to be successful, must be based. The causes of dyspepsia are simply enumerated, without any explanation of the manner in which their adverse influence is exerted.

The purpose of this book is to teach in a plain and practical manner, those things which are of the greatest importance in relation to health.

The close relation between the condition of the stomach and that of the mind has been observed even by the most primitive nations, and has led some of them to regard the stomach as the veritable seat of the soul. There is sound truth in the ancient German adage. "As a man eateth, so is he."

Principles of Right Living and Methods of Practical Nursing (Medical Superintendent Washington Sanitarium and Hospital), Washington, D. C.

Bilberries (Crataegus spp.)