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...open the draft, all in a jiffy and without extra charge. P - has resolved to outdo this arrangement, and is now engaged on a machine to go by electricity, to be connected with a thermometer and regulate the temperature of the room, so that the room would take care of itself and his mind be left free for higher matters...
...present method is that one set only of papers in several subjects are printed together, as, for instance, Philosophy, History, Political Economy, etc. A student who wants an old examination paper in a History course is obliged to purchase a number of papers in courses that he does not care for in order to get one of the course he is studying up. The change suggested is, that the papers of one set of studies be printed together, and that the book include the papers for several years. For instance, a History pamphlet might contain all the semiannual and annual...
...desirable than those that were to be sold at $12. Instead of four there will be only two pictures on a page, and the pictures will consequently not be crowded. The additional expense of six dollars is to be regretted, but we hope that enough men in '83 will care to have pictures of their whole class to make up the number to seventy-five...
...especial significance, but to the trained observer it is a signal of danger. Of course all deaths from consumption are not due to imperfect chests, but the fact that the majority of patients so afflicted are deficient in this respect goes far toward verifying the assertion that if proper care was used to develop strong, enduring chests, the death rate would be proportionally lessened. Dr. Holmes once said that it was safe to estimate that every other man met in the streets of Boston is either already afflicted with some form of pulmonary disease or will be. This being...
...mental, to which the human frame is subjected. The best result is obtained from exercise when the body is in a state of perspiration, as then the blood is rushing more rapidly through the veins, the action of the heart is quicker and the energy developed is more intense. Care should be taken not to use too heavy dumb-bells and weights, as the good which would otherwise be derived is counterbalanced by the expenditure of vital energy and the general clogging up of the system. Suppose a man were to hold his arm in a horizontal position for fifteen...