Evening star., 1934-03-18
PUBLIC LIBRARY
HEALTH.


L order by such dosages as sui
phur and molasses" and dandelion
greens" Modern methods are more
subtle If not more efficient, but Spring
is still good time to take stock Of the
personal constitution. The Public
Library offers list Of books on vari-
GUS phases Of health, and representa-
tive of the type of books on this SUBJ
lect which may be borrowed from the
library for home use.
Safeguarding Health.
Paying Your Sickness Bills, by M. M
Davis. 1881. QD31.
The costs of medical care are the
subject of widespread complaint and
of national investigation. This VOL
ume does not attempt to deal with the
whole problem, but does wrestle with
a portion Of it."
Modern Science and Peoples Health
ed. by B. C. Gutenberg. 1926
QIG923m.
A symposium on various phases OF
scientific research in relation tc
health, including nutrition and pro-
longing life.
American Medicine and the Peoples
Health, by H. H. Moore. 1927
QM78.
IAN outline with statistical data on
the organization of medicine in the
United States with special reference
to the adjustment of medical service
to social and economic change"
The Purchase of Medical Care
Through Fixed Periodic Payment
by Pierce Williams. 1882. Q.W67
A study of plans and their work
ing made by the National Bureau OF
Economic Research.
The Health Regimen.
Your Greatest Wealth Is Health, By
H. N. Bundesen. 1926. QH.B882.
THE main attempt has been tc
point out that good health lies along
the road Of the right kinds Of food
fresh air. sunshine, rest and sleep
cleanliness. right clothing. right pos
ture. exercise and right thinking"
Health and Home Nursing, by G. M
Douglas. 1882. QDYD74e
only those activities and proce.
dures have been included which are
practicable for use by the unframed
person in the home"
Personal Health. by E. r. Hayhurst
1927. QHH32ep.
Personal Health is written tc
meet the demand for small, practical
book that will serve the busy person
in shop or Office as a health guide and
medical adviser"
The Commonnsense of Health, by S
M. Rinehart. 1924. OH R473.
Lively discussions Of such subjects
Of everyday interest as colds in the
head. headaches, exercise, fears
nerves, etc.
Principles of Hygiene, by T. A. Storey
1880. OH St77p.
"One's habits of physical exercise
play, recreation, sport, athletic train.
ing or athletic competition are good
health habits if they promote or main
tain growth, development, co-ordina.
ton, integration, and usefulness, and
help produce emotional control, men,
tai satisfaction, and social personal
ity."
Towards Health. by J. A. Thomson
1927. QH.T38
THE aim of this book is to ex.
plain the biological ideas that under.
lie the study of health"
Ills Man Is Heir To.
The Layman's Handbook of Medi
cine, by r. c. Cabot. 1925
QFCl13L.
A popular text for the genera
| reader. Very brief discussions of com
mon ailments.
The Health Book, by r. S. Copeland
1924. QF.C793.
at should be part of everybody
training to know what to do in com
mon accidents and medical emergen
cies. " Measles: PIP. 286-87.
The Communicable Diseases, by A. J
Mclaughlin. 1923. OF. .M223.
Written to meet the need for
popular text. Measles on pages 80
l05.
The Conquest Of Disease, by T. Z
Rice. 1928. QFR36.
Recent scientific information ol
transmissible diseases, in languag
meant to be entirely nontechnical,
Measles is discussed on pages l29-3s
| Diet.
Eat and Be Happy, by Josiah Old
field. 1929. QNOl IL.
Fright feeding is the best pathwa,