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Full Title	The Kneipp Water Cure Monthly : A Magazine devoted to the late Rev. Father Kneipp's Method and kindred Natural Systems, v. 1 no. 1, January 1900.
Date Added	9 January 2014
Format	Journal
Language	English
Publish Date	1900-01
Publisher	New York : Kneipp Magazines Publishing Company
Source	Dime Novel and Popular Literature
Topic	Hydrotherapy > Periodicals. Popular literature > Specimens.
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OCR THE KNEIPP ‘VATER CURE HONTHLY. Its modus operandi shall be as follows: 1st. To push research from etiect to cause till the primary causes of good and evil are scieiitifieally dis- closed. 2nd. To accept no data, already granted. as necess- arily reliable. All branches of human knowledge shall be critically re-examined, so as to ascertain the causes, which have prevented mankiiid from attaining its liigliest ends: Health and Ilappiness. 3rd. All coiitendiiig parties shall be ;1'lVC11 inipartial hearing: child and its pareiits, the pupil and the teacher. the child and the adult, the criminal and society, the rich and the poor, the employer and employee etc. 4t1L A Sanitarium 5115111 1m 0<tnl5ll.s‘l1(?(l, where the dif- ferent methods of treating the sirli run without 1”'0J“d‘C'C be compared as to their relative efiicacy. 53th. A pliysiological liilmmluigv shall .se:n'eli into all questions relating to food and 1’0f.‘(11IIt'. Gtli. A psycliiologiciil laborator-y shall iiivesflt-'3tG mental states, as related to aliinentation, etc. 7111' To 31-1-angve for lot-,tnres, disciissioiis and prize essays. 8th. To publish the results of their I‘t‘.<(‘it1‘t'll(‘<. 9th. To establish eollcgres for ll1()-lI)C11lC[1l1<)l1 of 1111." new principles that are likely to be discovered lk" ll1”"“ investigations. This work was undertakoii by the founders at ,L:I'e:1t personal expense and sacrifice-sfor the ,r;‘oo<l of all. ll H10 public considers the society as tniiely and inerituri11<.- all in sympathy with its scopt‘, -<l10l1ltl til"? ll“‘”‘ “‘,l‘1"“::1" Do not wait to see, what others will do, 01‘ wlietlier it wi > Drove a successviiotliiiig ,Q']'(‘:1l can be 2l<‘P<“111l’-11-j‘1““l ll‘-‘ such hesitation. Use YOU!‘ (“V11 Ju(l.11'111(‘Hl l by aivling: this Qliterprise financiallysyourself and ofl.spriii,r: willf be benefited. “'ould you be in lOl]('ll with the source, ' min which health. ,rIoo<lness and wisdoni flow? l‘lieii1asE1.stt: -1 (lesei'viiig' cause, by hewviiillltr 3 ““:l“b"1‘ of H101 11 mi national Society for the Proinotioii of Ilea ti an( Happiness. Fees. 7 x . . 7 . Tltitltl. 1’atrons, one payment ot - - 51 “W . ‘ . , - - S . Life ineinhcrs. one payiiieiit oi - - Active and t‘()1‘]‘(“SpO1l(l- 1 qllnlmlh, 1 A . . $14), iiig 1l](‘l11l)(‘1‘S. 1 ‘ V - - - 3-). Associate iiieinliers. annually F. Reinhold. G0m?1‘31 City. U. S. A. Contribiitioiis may be sent to A. v 1 Manager, S23 Lexington Avenue, BOW 301 ‘ ..‘:so-Q-+-w-f-" in Boston: "1 ‘l” “M “iiml in liieh l have the honor to 0st: and Innst treasured oiiseienee and saf" its much lvclovml llunianity Dr. COGSWICLT. slander the noble profession to w belong and to which I owe my dear friends, but I must. do justice to in." C‘ that the medical profession (With theory) does much more harm than a‘7t>‘1- would gain much by his disaPDC<’1mW“" Dr D 1“ GOOD: ::1l'(,di(.n1 51.1.-new is bzirlsarous. gibberish, and the cttect of our medicine on the liimiaii body is to a high degree uncertain. Only NW‘ ll‘“‘i- “'0 know for Certain’ lmmnly: that it 113.: 1lt‘Slro)'(‘nl more . ‘ vi lives than war, pestilence and famine to;:t‘tlVV- 12% Kneipp-Song. (Proiioiiiice Kneipp like Knipe.) By Rev. J. B. Heath. New York. If you would live long and liealtliy, You must follow Father Kneipp, Love the crystal water-wealtliy, ’t will give vigor and delight. l’.:irly risin;r,eAll surprisingr. ll:ii‘efoot, walkiiipz,-Spite of I11t'u:l(lD;.'. laIWOI‘-1I11Sl1mU1)1101‘-,Q1ISl1, l’l:Ish, 1>l:isli,wl’lasli, plush, Klakes the lifevblood tlow with dash. CllOI‘1]S. 1.: llui'rah for nature's “‘V1‘xtCl"(‘1]1‘(>“, l)on‘t mock, but try it once, he sure. llurrah for naturels “lVater-cure”. Hurrah. hurrah for iiatnre's “‘vEll<‘I"CllI‘4‘." .,: In old ogre yet to he paiiiless, You must live like 1“t1ll](,’I‘ ](I‘1(‘,ip]>7 “intchtiulwenever rash and l.)Tt1lIllt‘.x‘s'>A All (lr‘l)flll(‘l)llL'.I habits. tielite lfarly risin:.y-lll snrprisiiigr. otw. (‘ln>i‘ns: ll1Il'I‘:lll for natnreis etv. llvt men in otllwial station (loiiiisel tillfn of l7::tl1r‘r lXV]1t‘l1‘1>rw lle will give wise e<l11<n'1tioii, That will lead their steps ari;.'l1t. l7.arl.v I'l.<lllj."r’-All .siii‘pri.sinp, me. (‘l1or1is: lliirrali for natiire's ere. Y-unis as well as old of‘foi1dei'ss lf they come to ]"atlier Kneippe lohiist health, he ;:l:nll)' rend:-ins. Toarful eyes he’ll kindly wipe. llarly 1‘l.<ihj.',mAll >l11‘17I‘l>'llljJ'. etc. Chorus: Hurrah for li:1i1ii't='s etc. lleasant anal the l’rincess ll--yal Equal are to Farlmr Kneipp" If they to his word are loyal; Softly walk in p:itliw:1ys bright. lfarly risiirsr All snrprisingr. etc. (‘linri1.s: llnrrah for natureis etc. Siitlerinsr ones elioosewanvl be hopefule Natiiros (‘tire from l“atlier l(neipp- Sure to make you strong and joyfnle‘ Turn your gloom to i'o:<y li,<:ht. lCarly ri:<iii::.‘All siirprisiiig, etc. (‘hornsz llurrah for nature's ete. as-so-o-oa. Nantes and I‘ltl(lI‘t"SS(‘S of possible slihseribors for the “Knoipp VVnter-Cure Monthly” will he thankfully re- ceivotl.