Woman's medical guide : containing essays on the physical, moral and educational development of females, and the homeopathic treatment of their diseases in all periods of life : together with directions for the remedial use of water and gymnastics / by J.H. Pulte.

  • Pulte, J. H. (Joseph Hippolyt), 1811-1884.
Date:
1853
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Credit: Woman's medical guide : containing essays on the physical, moral and educational development of females, and the homeopathic treatment of their diseases in all periods of life : together with directions for the remedial use of water and gymnastics / by J.H. Pulte. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the National Library of Medicine (U.S.), through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the National Library of Medicine (U.S.)

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    gymnastics, 68: Danger resulting from infant schools, 72: Bad results from the practice of awarding preferments and premiums in schools, 74: How a system of education should be organized, 78: Music, vocal and instrumental, 80: Moral and religious training, 80: Boarding-bchools inefficient and dangerous, 81. CHAPTER III. MAIDEN OR YOUNG LADY. Changes in the system, 85: Menstruation, 86: signs of maiden- hood, 87: Moral and physical changes, 88: Puberty, 89: Its causes, 90: Description of the internal organs of generation, 90: Nature and origin of menstruation, 92: Moral develop- ment of the maiden, 94: Education at home and abroad, 96: Gymnastic exercises, 97: Early marriages are injurious, 98: Their causes, 99: Their prevention, 100: Runaway matches, 100: Legitimate time of marriage, 102: Education never fin- ished, 103: Different kinds of education, 106: Dancing, arts and sciences, 107: Extravagance in dress, 109: Duty of pa- rents, 110: Show mania and fashions, 111: Necessity of useful occupations, 112: customs of old times, 116: Study of languages, 118: Moral and religious duties, 119. CHAPTER. IV. MAIDEN LADY. Law of development, 120: Exceptions, 121: Duty to marry, 122: Duty and worth of maiden ladies, 124: Their occupa- tions, 128: Their joys and pleasures, 130.