by decomposition of, in the colon, 56;
in cheap foods, 131;
list of foods high, moderate and deficient in, 171;
experiments to determine value of, in diet, 197-199.
Prunes, food value of, 30, 179;
laxative quality of, 52.
Prussia, mortality statistics of, 286, 290-291.
Public hygiene, 157;
what is included under, 157-158;
progress made in, 158;
various important measures of, 161-163.
Puddings, table of food values of, 179.
Pumpkins, cellulose in, 41.
Purins, in flesh food, leading to production of uric acid, 39;
found in some vegetable foods, 40.
Pyorrhea, action of, 79-80;
treatment for, 85-86.
Pyridin in tobacco smoke, 260-261.
Quack remedies, to be avoided in case of colds, 280.
Quacks and quack advertising, movement against, 162-163.
Quarantine, included in public hygiene, 158.
Quensel, Ulrik, on disagreement of work and alcohol, 244.
Quick lunches, an institution of civilization, 150;
relative energy values and cost of different orders at, 184-190.
Quinine, use of, deleterious in case of colds, 280.
Race hygiene. _See_ Eugenics.
Races, effects of indoor living on different, 146-147;
varied conditions in different, with respect to resistance to
disease, 323.
Raw foods, value of, 42.
Reading, choice of, for recreation, 99.
Reading on trains, eye-strain caused by, 93.
Ready-to-serve foods, analysis and cost of, 184-190.
Recreation, outdoor, 19;
necessity for, 89, 98;
importance of enjoyment of, 98-99;
forms of, 99;
advantages possessed by games, 99;
reading, dancing and card-playing, 99-100;
suicidal amusements, 100.
Regime, demand for a well-balanced, 125-126.
Relatives, marriage of, 305-306.
Relaxation, cultivation of power of, 101;
bathing a help to, 102.
Religion, as a help in field of mental hygiene, 114;
of healthy-mindedness, 114-115.
Reproduction, rules of, under a eugenic program, 167.
Rest and sleep, the two great forms of inactivity, 89.
Rheumatism, traceable to focal infection, 82.
Rice, not a laxative food, 52;
food value of, 180.
Richards, Mrs., on cost of food, 130.
Roosevelt Conservation Commission on National Vitality, report of, 136.
Rosenau, Dr., on sex instruction, 77.
Rowing-machine, home exercise on, 94.
Rubner, Prof., on injuries from overabundance of
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