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March 4th, 2008 at 6:20 pm

The Toes

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The Toes. -- the toes are observed to be straightforward and align with the general contour of the foot. This is their natural position. The beautiful outlet of the natural foot, is here represented in the several different views, the graceful arch of the instep the elegance of its form, it's marvelous elasticity and string all combine to make the foot that only of great perfection in beauty, but admirably did it for the manifold duties is called upon to perform. Man, in his diversified labors and very trials throughout life, is sometimes obliged to walk, run, jump, leap, climb, stand erect, lean forward, etc., and he depends upon the foot to maintain his equilibrium in the performance of the several duties.

This section provides us with a great deal of non-information about the toes that your average 4 year old intuits without having to verbalize and often verbalizes none-the-less.  This section might as well offer up an auto insurance quote advertisement as opposed to supposedly providing medical education information on appendages attached to our feet.

Additional Articles from the Book of Medicine:

  • How to Perfect Your Smile with Veneers?

    porcelain-veneers-for-teeth One hundred years ago the smile you were born with or grew soon there after, was pretty much as good as it got.  In fact, you could probably count on things getting worse as you got older and at best you could expect false teeth if you could afford them in cash.

    These days we have many new options to make your smile as good as that of a movie star’s.  In addition to straightening your teeth with braces, you can have your smile brightened up with veneers.

    A veneer is simply something that goes on the outside face of your teeth.  It can be composite veneers, made of a composite of materials that is applied to your tooth.  It can also be porcelain and can then be bonded directly to the exterior of your teeth. 

    You do not have to have your teeth pulled to end up with a perfect looking smile. You can also maintain your teeth just like you would today, brushing and flossing as you still have the same teeth, they just get a makeover!

    You do not have to shell out a fortune going to an orthodontist, you can simply go to a dentist to have the procedure done.  Its easier than having a cap or filling put on your teeth and painless as well.

     

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  • Impure Ice As a Cause of Diarrhea.

    Impure Ice As a Cause of Diarrhea.  — the fact that ice is now used by almost all classes to an extent which entitles it to rank rather as a necessity than, as formally, as a luxury of life, renders it important that its purity should be is jealously guarded as the water supply.  It is popularly believed that water freeze itself from dangerous organic matter, as it does to a great degree from certain saline contaminations during the process of freezing, and also that the vegetable or animal germs of typhoid and other fevers are killed, or at least rendered sterile, by congelation of the water in which they exist.  Both these ideas are, however, unquestionably running us, as has been repeatedly proved by the various experiments which ignorant hotel keepers try without the least intending it, upon their guests, on a scale which would have the oldest vivisector stand aghast before the suffering inflicted, even if it were only upon the brutes which form the subjects of his researches.

  • Fever Germs in Ice

    Fever Germs in Ice.  — in Connecticut, the Board of Health informs us that, in several instances, attention has been drawn to sewage contaminated ponds with ice houses upon their borders, and that several isolated cases of typhoid fever, and one death, from the free use of the ice blue by sewage, have been recorded in that state.  The curious natural experiment of the United States steamship limit, elsewhere detailed, shows conclusively that fever germs are not infallibly destroyed by a freezing, probably not by a zero temperature, and contributes its share of proof that impure eyes, especially when gathered from ponds polluted by sewage, they constitute a prolific cause of disease.

 

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