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Digital Highlights: Health Aristocracy
Title page of “The Aristocracy of Health.”
“The new blood cell will be red of color and round of form.” (9) With these words, Mary Newton Foote Henderson exhorts the readers of her 1904 The Aristocracy of Health; a study of physical culture, our favorite poisons, and a national and international league for the advancement of physical culture to work towards a holistic vision of physical culture. Continue reading
Digital Highlights: Missionary Medical Training
Title page of “Murdered Millions.”
Murdered Millions (1897), by George Dowknott, M.D., is a brief treatise relating to Christian medical missions. Continue reading
Images from the Library
From Ruth Smiley True’s Boyhood and lawlessness | The neglected girl (1914).
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Digital Highlights: A Physician’s Biography
Title page of first volume of the third edition of “Passages.”
The Passages — titled Passages from the Diary of a Late Physician when published in book form — came out originally in Blackwood’s Magazine, a popular publication in nineteenth century Britain. Continue reading
“Oldies but Goodies”
In light of the maintenance going on at the Internet Archive which is making access to the MHL collections a little unpredictable, check out these past features in our Digital Highlights series! Continue reading
New to the MHL!
Check out some of the last titles that have been added to our collection: Continue reading
Digital Highlights: Stars and Tongues
Page from Comstock’s “The Tongue of Time.”
Joseph Comstock’s The tongue of time, and star of the states: a system of human nature, with the phenomena of the heavens and earth. : American antiquities, remains of giants, geology, volcanoes, Egyptian and Indian magic, diet, dress, drinks, diseases, sleep, somnambulism, trances, resuscitation. : Also an account of persons with two souls, and of five persons who told colors by the touch is one of those texts which best speaks for itself. Continue reading
New to the MHL!
Check out the latest titles, audio, and video that have been added to our collection! Continue reading
New Titles in the MHL!
Our latest content contributor, the Robert W. Woodruff Health Sciences Center Library at Emory University, has been adding lots of great new titles to our Internet Archive collection.
Check some of them out! Continue reading