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Excerpt from What You Ought to Know About Your Baby: A Text Book for Mothers on the Care and Feeding of Babies, With Questions and Answers Especially Prepared by the EditorWoman enters a car with a baby in her arms. An old gentleman rises and gives her a seat beside another woman. The baby begins to cry. The mother bounces him up and down. I suppose the poor little dear is teething, ventures the stranger affably. Yes, replies the mother. He ou...
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Excerpt from The Action of Light as a Therapeutic Agent: Motto: "Lux Vos Liberabit"Of the Arabic school Rhazes was the first to speak of light as a help in disease. He died 932 A. D. Avicenna, who followed him in the eleventh century, and Albucasis in the twelfth, touch but slightly upon light as a therapeutic measure.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.c...
Excerpt from What You Ought to Know About Your BabyLet us go back and listen again. The woman enters the car. The baby begins to cry. She bounces it up and down. Crime number one! Babies Should not be bounced up and down. It nauseates them, it strains them, it makes them unhappy.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an impo...
Excerpt from What You Ought to Know About Your Baby
Let us go back and listen again. The woman enters the car. The baby begins to cry. She bounces it up and down. Crime number one! Babies Should not be bounced up and down. It nauseates them, it strains them, it makes them unhappy.
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Excerpt from What You Ought to Know About Your Baby: A Text Book for Mothers on the Care and Feeding of Babies, With Questions and Answers Especially Prepared by the Editor
This is a book that the delineator sends to mothers because we believe that the American woman needs a knowledge of child hygiene. The census statistics Show that one in every Six of the children born in the United States does not live to be one year of age. A great many o...
Excerpt from The Action of Light as a Therapeutic Agent: Motto: "Lux Vos Liberabit"
Of the Arabic school Rhazes was the first to speak of light as a help in disease. He died 932 A. D. Avicenna, who followed him in the eleventh century, and Albucasis in the twelfth, touch but slightly upon light as a therapeutic measure.
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