Man, the masterpiece, or, Plain truths plainly told about boyhood, youth and manhood / by J.H. Kellogg.

  • John Harvey Kellogg
Date:
1894
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Man, the masterpiece, or, Plain truths plainly told about boyhood, youth and manhood / by J.H. Kellogg. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    cuttle fish—Shark’s eggs—Eemarkable reproductive processes—The seventeen-year locust—A queer mother —Impregnation without sexual union—Mongrels and Hybrids — Hybrids seldom fertile—Leporides—The chabin—Monsters—Hermaphrodites—A free-marten 54-72 — *o* — f^ojvi ^Boyhood '{Jp. Innocence personified—A sad spectacle—Boys’ rights—Badly born—Other natural rights—Education—Proper aims of education—Habits—Pood, health, and morals—The best diet for children—Condiments unwholesome—Eat- ing between meals—European peasant boy—Confiding in parents—To make home attractive—Special dangers to boys—High-headedness—Eeliability and genuineness -Profanity—Yicious habits—Young smokers—An easy step to drunkenness—Worse vices—An evident duty of parents 73-88 ]4oW TO BE JStF^ONQ. Physical culture among the ancients—Decline of physical culture—Strong muscles win—Effects of exercise and inaction—Benefits to be derived from exercise—How to acquire a graceful carriage—How to correct bodily de- formities—Effect of exercise upon the internal activities —A good wind—Danger from a weak heart—How to test a heart—Advantages of manual training—Equal training of both sides of the body—Muscular exercise for brain workers—The Moral value of exercise—Gen- eral rules for exercise—Some Illustrious examples— Ex-Premier Gladstone as a wood chopper—Dickens as a pedestrian—Byron as an athlete—Testimony of Mac- laren—Exercise encourages growth — William Cullen Bryant—How to make a home gymnasium—Exercise to develop special parts of the body—The trunk and arms of a well-developed man—A young man with 1
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