What a Young Wife Ought to KnowDrake, Emma F. Angell (Emma Frances Angell)
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What a Young Wife Ought to Know
Drake, Emma F. Angell (Emma Frances Angell)
Infants -- Care; Marriage; Women -- Health and hygiene
“I take pleasure in commending it to husbands, young and old.
The vice of ignorance on these delicate but important subjects
has done much to increase the business of divorce courts and
wreck homes.”
Amos R. Wells
“The race would be infinitely stronger in body and soul if all
husbands would obtain this book and follow its precepts.”
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“What a Man of Forty-five Ought to Know.”
BY SYLVANUS STALL, D. D.
Condensed Table of Contents
PART I
WHAT HE OUGHT TO KNOW CONCERNING HIMSELF
Prevalent ignorance concerning physical changes in men
of middle-life—Sad results of such ignorance—Reasons for
change—Evidences of these changes—Husband and wife constitute
a reproductive unit—The two natures responsive in activity
and repose—Somewhat similar changes in both—The age at which
climacteric or “change of life” occurs in men—Climacteric and
adolescence contrasted—The testimony of medical men to the
fact—Only young men need the testimonials of authorities—Old
men know it—Compensations which follow the sexual hush—Physical
and mental effects—Changes more gradual than in women—Many men
intellectually at their best after sexual hush—To them time
and experience open their richest treasures—Moderation in all
things enjoined—Sexual moderation emphasized—Virility, how
destroyed, how preserved—Effects of exercise, food, stimulants,
sleep, employment, etc.—Functional disorders—Benefit of
intelligence—Enlargement of the prostate gland—Manifestations,
cause and precautionary measures—The marriage of men of middle
life—Physical unfitness and effects—Rights of the unborn—The
years beyond—The man at forty determines what the man at eighty
shall be—Value of purpose to keep strong and bright—Examples.
PART II
WHAT HE OUGHT TO KNOW CONCERNING HIS WIFE
Reproduction the primal purpose of marriage—Attractive and
repellent periods in life of woman—Climacteric or change of
life the most repellent period—Disappearance of menstruation
only an outward manifestation—The phenomenon explained—Reasons
for change made plain—Not a period of stress for all women—How
to meet the menopause—Occupation, diet, fresh air, exercise,
sleep, companionship, sexual repose, etc., etc.—Mortality
and insanity greater among men—The aches and ills which
attend the menopause—Aversion to husband, children and
friends—Physical changes which attend and follow change of life
in women—Modified sexual nature—Growths—Mental changes and
conditions—Need of intelligence upon the part of husband and
others.
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