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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    marriage—Who have no right to marry ?—Boys should not marry—When to marry—Old men ought not to marry—The worthless should not marry—A wicked man should not marry—Epileptics should not marry— Persons of insane temperaments should not marry— Children of cranks—Should consumptives and scrofu- lous persons marry ?—Should a syphilitic man marry ?— Should a drunkard marry ?—Should an improvident per- son marry ?—Whom to marry—A thorough acquaint- ance necessary—Do not marry a flirt—Do not marry a woman of fashion—Seek a healthy wife—Do not be in a hurry—What about temperaments ?—Should cousins marry ?—Make yourself worth marrying 164—181 ■ ■ A good constitution—How constitutions are ruined—Weak stomachs and livers—Disordered nerves—Insanity— Depraved appetites—Libidinous blood—A way of es- cape—The liquor appetite 182-196 —K>« ]4oW TO ^jVlyVKL JalFE JK j3uCCE££. What is true success ?—Success alone not a proper aim— Have an aim—Singleness of purpose—How Hapoleon succeeded—Concentration of purpose—Perseverance— Thoroughness—Faithfulness—Be practical—Learn by experience—Genius and luck—Promptness and energy —Economy—Waste of time—Waste of money—Squan- dering health—True merit wins—Self-respect—Genu- ine gentility 197-214 «c>» p>TOM/BH£. Importance of proper food—Byron on diet—Hot worth eat- ing—“Hot worth a blessing”—How much to eat—He-
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