The May number of Good Health offers us the following most interesting table of contents:—
How to Eat for One Hundred Years, New Mexico as a Health Resort (illustrated), My Freedom Suit (illustrated), The Hygienic Management of Insomnia, The Physical Training of Children, The Underclothing (illustrated), Aerated Bread, The Genealogy of Certain Diseases, The Nose and Throat, General Hot and Cold Applications of Water, The Pancreatic Juice (illustrated), The Care of the Bath-room, Employment for Little Fingers, Educating the Baby to Masticate, The Sedentary Horse, Starving on Beef Tea, Embalmed Beef, Consumption and Leprosy, and An Eighty-year-old Vegetarian.
It is also announced that the June number of Good Health will contain a finely-illustrated article on “The Industries of the Navajos and Mokis,” by G. Wharton James.