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Health by Walter V. Woods
How to get and keep it. The hygiene of dress, food, exercise, rest, bathing, breathing, and ventilation.
Health Happiness and Longevity by Louis Philippe McCarty
Whether you are the perfect embodiment of a business man or the ideal disciple of a certain profession, you cannot possibly reach the highest or even most lucrative grades of your calling without health, happiness, and their logical consequence, longevity. They will prove trusty lieutenants. Without them the battle of life will draw to a close in retreat and end in defeat.
Health Holidays in Malaysia
This guide gives an overview of the various aspects of health tourism, explaining the kind of medical services and hospitals available in Malaysia. It also identifies the benefits of choosing treatment in Malaysia. The magazine is divided into several key areas, such as wellness programmes, dental services, elective medical procedures, major medical procedures, and general tourism.
Health Quiz Book by Anil Aggrawal
What does the liver do in your body? Why do you need Vitamins? What drug should be given when you get Malaria? Do you want to know answers to these questions? If yes, you can fruitfully browse through this book. Written with a general reader in mind, this book will take you through the wonders of human body, nutrition, diseases and their treatment. After reading this book, you would know a lot more about human body, health and disease.
Health Through Will Power by James Joseph Walsh
In a word, the War has proved a revival of appreciation of the place of the human will in life. Marshal Foch, the greatest character of the War, did not hesitate even to declare that “A battle is the struggle of two wills. It is never lost until defeat is accepted. They only are vanquished who confess themselves to be.”
Health, Happiness, and Longevity by Louis Philippe McCarty
… “to know
That which before us lies in daily life
Is the prime wisdom. What is more is fume,
Or emptiness, or fond impertinence,
And renders us, in things that most concern,
Unpractic’d, unprepar’d, and still to seek.”
—Milton’s Adam to Angel.
Health, Healing and Faith by Russell H. Conwell
This book is a modest attempt to clear up some of the errors. Its record is as accurate as impartial observation can make it. God is not bribed. Laziness cannot bargain with him. But the prayers of the righteous and of repentant sinners availeth much.
Health: How to get it and keep it. by Walter V. Woods
The injunction “Know thyself” was inscribed in letters of gold over the portico of the temple of Delphi. We can know ourselves only by thoughtful observation and reflection. General forms of exercise may be presented, but we must consider whether our present health and physical condition will not require some modification of the prescribed forms. Certain modes of bathing and specific rules for diet and sleep may be good for the multitude and yet unsuited to particular individuals. Any marked change from our accustomed manner of life should begin gradually. For one who, in winter, has never taken any other than a warm or tepid bath, to plunge suddenly and without preparation into a tub of cold water might be attended with serious results, while by gradual stages the same point may be reached with positive advantage to health and comfort.
Healthful Sports for Boys by A. R. Calhoun
Among the many good and wise things said by the great Lincoln was this: “Give me the boy with promise of the man in him, and give me the man with the memory of the boy in him, and both can sit at my table, and if they sit together, we’ll have all the better time!”
This book of out-door games for boys will make better boys, and they’ll get a lot more joy out of life and be the better men in time, for having read it and carried out its rules as to wholesome, honest sport.
The boy who plays an honest game will do an honest business, and he’ll win over “the sneak.”
If you are “a grown-up,” read this book, and in doing so live over again the joyous, gladsome days of your boyhood, and you will sigh, as we do while writing this: “Would I were a boy again!”
We want the mother, as well as the father, to read this book, for it will recall the brothers of far-off days, and bring her into closer sympathy—we must not say “love,” for that is already strong enough —with the exuberance of her boys.
And the girls? Why, bless you! They, too, should read every scrap of this book, for they will find in it many of their own games, and not one that they could not play and enjoy, if circumstances permitted.
And the grand-parents? God bless them! Why, they’ll enjoy it quite as much as the young folks.
Healthful Sports for Young Ladies by St. Sernin
The most eminent physicians dwell particularly upon the necessity there is for young ladies, as they advance towards womanhood, to take active and regular exercise; and to avoid, as much as possible, all sedentary amusements. That love of variety, however, so natural to the human mind, and which is particularly observable in children, renders it a matter of some difficulty to diversify their sports, so as to discover a sufficient number of games that require exertion: we, however, flatter ourselves that this has been accomplished, in the little Work here presented to the reader in an English dress. They will find in it instructions for playing at a great number of games, of such a nature that they cannot fail of being conducive to their health; and which, while they afford an innocent relaxation from study, will be eminently useful in forming that easy and graceful carriage, which can only result from the free and active motion of the limbs, necessarily produced by frequently playing at these games.
Heart and Cross by Mrs. Oliphant
Written in 1863 by a Scottish novelist and historical writer Mrs Oliphant, ‘Heart and Cross’ is a novel which takes forward the author’s interest in women’s issues. This story is about Clare Crofton, who is leading a happily married life. But Clare is not all sorted and happy as two of her friends are involved in various adventures in India and first-wave feminist movement.
Heart Ki Dekhbhal by Dr. H.S. Wasir
‘हार्ट की देखभाल’ नामक इस पुस्तक की रचना एक लब्धप्रतिष्ठ हृदय रोग विशेषज्ञ डॉ. एच.एस. वसीर द्वारा की गई है। यह पुस्तक विभिन्न क्षेत्रों के पाठकों की एक विशाल संख्या को आकर्षित करेगी। हृदय रोगों के सामान्य चिकित्सक इसकी सहायता से अपने रोगियों को उनकी ही भाषा में सलाह एवं मार्गदर्शन प्रदान करने में अधिक समर्थ हो सकेंगे। साथ-ही-साथ हृदय रोगों की समस्याओं को समझने एवं उनसे बचने के उपायों में रुचि लेनेवाले लोग भी इसे पसंद करेंगे। एक अन्य महत्त्वपूर्ण कारण से भी इसे पसंद किया जाएगा, क्योंकि यह एक प्रामाणिक और ज्ञानवर्धक पुस्तक तो है ही, इसे पढ़ना और समझना भी बहुत सरल है।
डॉ. वसीर ने पुस्तक के परिशिष्ट में पर्याप्त सूचनाएँ संकलित कर सहज रूप से सुधी पाठकों का ज्ञानवर्धन किया है। अनेक उपयुक्त उद्धरणों को समाविष्ट कर उन्होंने इस पुस्तक को साहित्यिक कृति का स्वरूप प्रदान कर दिया है।
Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad
First published in the year 1899, the present novel ‘Heart of Darkness’ by Polish-British novelist Joseph Conrad. It is about a voyage up the Congo River into the Congo Free State, in the heart of Africa, by the story’s narrator Marlow. Marlow tells his story to friends aboard a boat anchored on the River Thames, London, England. This setting provides the frame for Marlow’s story of his obsession with the ivory trader Kurtz, which enables Conrad to create a parallel between London and Africa as places of darkness.
