"Tuberculosis," "Fake Cures," and "Raw Foods" Number
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OTHER FEATURES: "Meat Substitutes," "Amusements," "Patent Medicines," "Drugless Cures," "Exercise," and "Heredity."
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A FEW ARTICLES
Frontispiece, "Conway Castle Bridge, Wales"
Announcement of New Department, Features, etc.
Where We Fail in Fighting Tuberculosis
More Consumption-Cure Frauds Exposed
Country Advantages in City Life
The Law of Activity
Amusements — Good and Bad
The Children of Intemperate Parents
Substitutes for Meat
Are Raw Foods Desirable?
Hope for Hopeless Consumptives
What About Pie?
Patent Medicines
Moving Pictures and Health
Is Boiled Milk Best for Infants?
Questions and Answers (17 questions answered)
Sixty Other Important Articles and Items
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