Iowa Homeopathic Journal, Volumes 3-4G.A. Huntoon 1909 |
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Page 301 - For right is right, since God is God ; And right the day must win ; To doubt would be disloyalty, To falter would be sin ! FREDERIC WILLIAM FABER.
Page 293 - The meeting will come to order at 10 AM, and carry its sessions through Wednesday, and, if necessary, through Thursday and Friday. The object of the meeting is: First, to establish an American Association of Clinical Research ; Secondly, to establish clinical research on an incontrovertible scientific basis in hospitals; and Thirdly, to institute a'n American Journal of Clinical Research in which the work of members of the American Association and of others doing clinical research work in a scientific...
Page 373 - professional confidence is the greatest asset of any manufacturer, especially so when this assurance is based solely upon the therapeutic reliability of his product. Actual clinical demonstration is the only logical and convincing method of determining the therapeutic value of a remedy, and by results thus manifested, antiphlogistine acquired, and has retained professional confidence as a reliable and trustworthy dressing in the treatment of all inflammatory conditions whether deep or superficial....
Page 293 - This invitation is extended to all physicians and surgeons whose interest goes beyond the immediate case work of ordinary clinical societies; and it is hoped that the invitation will be accepted by all medical practitioners, irrespective of their present medical affiliations, who can appreciate the necessity for establishing on an incontrovertible scientific basis the certainties and limitations of the present practice of medicine and surgery before attempting to add to the already large and cumbersome...
Page 190 - Public schools are a public trust. When the parent delivers his child to their care, he has a right to insist that the child under the supervision of the school authorities shall be safe from harm and will at least be handed back to him in as good condition as he was at first.
Page 237 - The blood supplies the material necessary for forming every tissue and fluid in the body, and for carrying forward every process in the operation or materialization of the human form. An analysis of the blood shows that it contains organic and inorganic matter. The organic constituents are sugar, fats and albuminous substances. The inorganic constituents are water and certain minerals commonly called cell-salts or tissue builders. Of a living human body water constitutes over seventenths, and cell-salts...
Page 62 - "winter" and "summer" as commonly, used in the Eastern states, have no application in California. The year is more properly divided into "rainy season" (winter) and "dry season." The dry season is the best of all the year and July is the best of all the months in the dry season. Since 1884, the twenty-five years records have been kept, not one single drop of rain has fallen during the month of July, during nineteen years while the other six months, an average of .07 of an inch has fallen, hardly...
Page 217 - Less nutriment, therefore, must be taken in proportion as age advances, or rather as activity diminishes, or the individual will suffer. If he continues to consume the same abundant breakfasts, substantial lunches, and heavy dinners, which at the summit of his power he could dispose of almost with impunity, he will in time certainly either accumulate fat or become acquainted with gout or rheumatism, or show signs of unhealthy deposit of some kind in some part of the body, processes which must inevitably...
Page 58 - ... sharp sticking pain beneath the sternum, in fact, all through the chest. After a few hours the cough may become just a little moist and you have a small amount of mucus streaked with blood, expectorated. The marked aggravation of this cough is from coming from a cold into a warm room. Phosphorus. — A dry, rough, hoarse cough, with tightness or oppression of the chest and spurting of urine during the cough. Phosphorus has two marked aggravations, 1st, talking, laughing, and singing ; 2nd, going...
Page 129 - FISH'S LIVER Is of no more value than other grease. The virtue of Cod Liver Oil lies in the fact that it contains curative principles that are not grease, nor greasy.