How to treat the sick with Religious beliefs
this item is explaining the ways that this religion find healing through prayer an effective way. showing that god is quite healer. these images are followed by poems written by Mary Baker Eddy which revolve around God and that Prayer is the true form of healing
Trustees under the will of Mary Baker G. Eddy
This text by J.H. Kellogg looks at Water, its properties, and the ways in which it can be used in both Science and Medicine, as well as the ways in which these two spheres overlap.
Previously held by the Library of Congress beginning in 1876
A treatise arguing that a vegetarian diet is the most natural diet for human beings. The work draws upon biological, historical, and moral arguments to support its claim. Advertisements for the Health Reformer, as well as related literature and health products appear at the front and back of the book.
The Office of the Health Reformer
The people's idea of God; its effect on health and Christianity
The Neglected Mystery of Man's Desire for Alcohol
The article discusses the potential original reason for mans desire to drink stemming from original sin or deprivation of alcohol. When this theory failed they discussed the effects of alcohol how it affects the brain by acting as a depressant. Looking at the role of alcohol on the body tied into its potential part in the human economy as a reason for man to drink. The artifact then spoke about alcohol improving memory and brain function but this was disproven by research. Following this was the alcohol and its relation to health and longevity. But here again met with research that says otherwise, alcohol is not safe to use during surgery like it once was thought to be okay. The artifact then goes on to discuss the purpose of alcohol to be increase pleasure and mask pain. This seems to be a main cause of mans desire to drink but the artifact also brought into account woman's much larger responsibility and potential stress but they have less alcohol consumption statistics. Ending on the topic of where alcohol came from and the idea that every human drank alcohol if they had access to it from the beginning of time, maybe it is inherent after all.
New Brunswick, N.J. : The Society, [1908]
The periodical issue Temperance that the article is within addresses many stories, facts, lists, and ads related to alcohol and the temperance movement.
Published newspaper article or journal article
The text is informative, uses reference and quotes, objective
The Health Reform And The Health Institute
Hymnal containing five songs used by Christian Scientists.
This is a hymnal, containing only five songs, written by Reverend Mary Baker Eddy. The songs are used by Christian Scientists.
The Christian Science Publishing Society
The Christian Science Board of Directors
The Christian Science Sentinel is another published by The Christian Science Publishing Society.
PDF file viewed online. Appears to be a scanned copy of the hymnal book.
Christian Science, Health, Purity, Health Reform
This paper looks at Christianity, Christian Science, Health, and the ways in which health relates to divinity, purity, and the encompassed humanities. It uses a question and response format to investigate questions of God, godliness, and health through the lens of Christian Science.
Published under various entities over time. Most commonly associated with: A.V. Stewart's Boston Publication through Cambridge University Press
Rights previously held by First Church of Christian Scientist in Boston, Mass. Rights are currently negotiated by the trust of Mary Baker Eddy.
"Christian Science" Collection; Individual items within this collection have not yet been given unique identifiers to reference.
This resource covers relevant topics of Christianity, Christian Science, and Health during the late 19th and early 20th Century in America.
3-dimensional model depicting the ideas of Viennese physician Franz-Joseph Gall, and how the brain utilizes specific areas to do specific functions.