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Author Gibson, J. W. (John William), 1841-

Title Golden thoughts on chastity and procreation : including heredity, prenatal influences, etc., etc. : sensible hints and wholesome advice for maiden and young man, wife and husband, mother and father
Edition 2nd ed
Published Washington, D.C. : Austin Jenkins Co., 1914

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Description 1 online resource (438 pages)
Contents CHAPTER PAGE I The Origin of Life -- Hereditary Influences -- Blood marks of crimeProgeny of depraved and ignorant parents -- Prenatal Influences -- Like parents like childrenMental and physical debility -- Like parents like childrenHealth of body and mind -- PART -- Sour grapes -- WHAT A YOUNG WOMAN SHOULD KNOW IV The Girl at Home -- Looking Toward MarriageGirlhood -- Looking Toward MarriageEssential -- A sympathetic friend -- Looking into the future -- After marriage -- After MarriageHome -- Faithful to dutyAn exslave mother teaching her boy the Bible -- Illmated in age and dispositionA study -- Cleanliness is next to godliness -- WifehoodWhat a Bride and Mother Should Know -- Just home from Sunday school -- Mamma and her jewels -- The Mother and the Child -- A Phase of Parent Study -- PART THREE -- WHAT A YOUNG MAN SHOULD KNOW XI The Growing Boy -- What is home without me? -- Secret Sin or Masturbation -- The two pathsWhat will the boy become?A series of nine pictures to illustrate the two paths of life -- A Life of ChastityA Struggle -- What a Young Man Should KnowLove -- Who Should MarryWho Should Bear Children -- What a Young Married Man Should Know -- Confidential Chat with Husband and Wife -- PART FOUR -- VENEREAL DISEASESABORTIONFAMILYVENTILATION XVIII Venereal Diseases -- Health purity and innocence -- Criminal Abortion -- Large or Small FamiliesWhich? -- Maternal instinct -- The Climacteric Period -- Ventilation -- Copyright
Summary "Were we required to state in a few words the character of this book, we would say that it discusses in a general, as well as a special way, the hygiene of sexual life. It does not purport to be a treatise on medicine, but, on the contrary, it seeks, so far as possible, to avoid its use. Health, honor, wealth, pleasure, each stands ready to enter into our lives, if we are ready to pay the price. But in striving for wealth, we may be compelled to pay the price of our health; pleasure may come at our bidding, but honor may flee at his approach. Ignorance is the friend of vice, the companion of ill-health and misery. Our object is to awaken and enlighten men and women, and to create in them a desire to know themselves"--Preface. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)
Subject Sexual ethics.
Sex instruction.
Chastity.
Family life education.
Sexual abstinence.
Sex Education
Sexual Abstinence
Sexual Behavior
Parents -- education
Sexual abstinence
Chastity
Family life education
Sex instruction
Sexual ethics
Form Electronic book
Author Gibson, J. W. (John William), Mrs.
Truitt, W. J. (William John), 1867-1918