1898 - A New Era For Woman; Health Without Drugs, First Edition

By Edward Hooker Dewey, M. D. 

Published 1898, First Edition
Chas. C. Haskell & Son, Publishers/ Connecticut 

A Plain Pathway To The “Kingdom Of Health,” “Without Money And Without Price.” The Largest Possibilities Of Reaching The Natural Limit Of Life Assured

"A New Era For Woman; Health Without Drugs" is a book written by Edward Hooker Dewey, M.D. and originally published in 1895. It was an important work of its time, advocating for a new approach to women's health that emphasized natural remedies and preventative care over the use of drugs and surgery. Dr. Dewey believed that many of the health problems faced by women were caused by societal factors such as poor nutrition, lack of exercise, and stress, and that these issues could be addressed through changes in lifestyle and diet. "A New Era For Woman" was influential in its time and is still considered a significant work in the history of women's health and medicine.

Green Cloth with gilt detail to front board/spine, decorative floral endpapers, binding tight, clean pages, 371pp. Rare Book. Very good condition.

Size: 5” x 7 1/4”