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ion young women in the United States--What it means for one of them to be sick--Woman's work in the world--The using of spiritual forces--How much are you worth to your home, to the community, to the state, to the nation, to the race? 21 CHAPTER II. CARE OF BODY. Your body is your dwelling--It expresses you--We can judge of character by the external appearance--The body also an instrument and should be taken care of--Not "fussy" to take care of it in youth--We should prepare for life 27 CHAPTER III. FOOD. A desire for health creates a desire to know how to obtain it--The question of diet--We eat to repair waste and to supply new material--Overstudy less a cause of illness than wrong eating--Tea and coffee not foods--Alcoholic beverages interfere with digestion--Dyspepsia produced by worry--We should give ourselves to our friends--Young women should study scientific cookery 33 CHAPTER IV. SLEEP. Every thought, activity, or motion causes expenditure of force--In sleep the energy restored--Amount of sleep needed--Effect of sleeplessness--Causes of unrefreshing sleep--Ventilation of sleeping rooms--Beauty sleep 39 CHAPTER V. BREATHING. How often we breathe--What is accomplished by breathing--Office of oxygen in the blood--Breathing our measure of ability--Breathing gymnastics, their value--Importance of the diaphragm in breathing 47 CHAPTER VI. HINDRANCES TO BREATHING. Effect of sitting attitudes--How to counteract this--Wrong positions in standing--Restrictions of clothing--Rule for the tightness of clothing--Why tight dresses may feel comfortable 55 CHAPTER VII. ADDED INJURIES FROM TIGHT CLOTHING. The effect upon the heart--Danger of exercising in tight dress--Effect of tight clothing upon the kidneys, upon the liver, stomach, and bowels--How the bowels are held in the abdomen--Influence of tight clothing upon the pelvic organs--Upon the circulation--A tapering waist a deformity 61 CHAPTER VIII. EXERCISE. The purpose of physical culture--Balance between waste and supply--Gymnastic dress a necessity--Value of housework--Bicycle riding--Dancing--Skating--Lawn tennis--Running up and down stairs--Bathing 69 CHAPTER IX. BATHING. Beauty of complexion--Condition o
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