The Health Exhibition Literature: Miscellaneousprinted and published for the Executive Council of the International Health Exhibition and for the Council of the Society of Arts by William Clowes, 1884 |
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หน้า 10 - I think, then, that we cannot escape from the reasons to believe that we lose in England and Wales every year, in consequence of sickness, 20,000,000 of weeks' work ; or, say, as much work as 20,000,000 of healthy people would do in a week.
หน้า 10 - ... in any known coin ; for these include our great merchants, our judges and lawyers, and medical men, our statesmen and chief legislators ; they include our poets, and writers of all kinds, musicians, painters, and philosophers ; and our Princes, who certainly do more for the wealth and welfare of the country than can be told in money.
หน้า 211 - Memorandum : That over the seats in the parliament-house there were certain holes, some two inches square, in the walls, in which were placed posts to uphold a scaffold round about the house within, for them to sit upon who used the wearing of great breeches stuffed with hair like wool-sacks, which fashion being left the eighth year of Elizabeth, the scaffolds were taken down, and never since put up.
หน้า 14 - Of the infectious fevers, small-pox might be rendered nearly harmless by complete and careful vaccination. Typhus and typhoid, scarlet fever and measles, might, with proper guards against infection, be confined within very narrow limits. So, probably, might whooping-cough and diphtheria. Of the special diseases of artisans there are very few of which the causes might not be almost wholly set aside. Of the accidents to which they are especially liable the greater part, by far, are due to carelessness....
หน้า 18 - He should not be deemed thoroughly healthy who is made better or worse, more or less fit for work, by every change of weather or of food ; nor he who, in order that he may do his work, is bound to exact rules of living.
หน้า 18 - We want more ambition for renown in health. I should like to see a personal ambition for renown in health as keen as is that for bravery, or for beauty, or for success in our athletic games and field-sports. I wish there were such an ambition for the most perfect national health as there is for national renown in war, or in art or commerce.
หน้า 105 - Council will not hold themselves responsible for lose or damage occurring to any exhibit from any cause whatsoever; but while declining any responsibility, it is the intention of the Council to take such precautions as they deem necessary. 37. No goods can be sent in previous to the 15th March without special permission ; after the 15th April no goods will be received. 38. The right to add to, alter, amend or expunge any of these Bules is reserved by the Executive Council.
หน้า 19 - And this, which is a sign of the best personal health, is essential to the best national health. For, in a great nation, distributed among its people there should be powers suited to the greatest possible variety of work. No form or depth of knowledge should be beyond the attainment of some among them ; no art should be beyond its reach ; it should be excellent in every form of work, mental or muscular. And, that its various powers may have free exercise and influence in the world, it must have,...
หน้า 105 - If any damage or injury shall be caused or occasioned during the Exhibition by any exhibited machine, implement, or article to any visitor or other person, or to any officer, servant, or others then and there employed by the Executive Council of the International...
หน้า 10 - For the other classes, who are estimated as losing the other 9,000,000 weeks' work, it would be hard and unfair to make a guess in any known coin, for these include our great merchants, our judges and lawyers and medical men, our statesmen and chief legislators ; they include our poets and writers of all kinds, musicians, painters and philosophers ; and our princes, who certainly do more for the wealth and welfare of the country than can be told in money.