Washington, D. C. Ralston Company, 1902. The third step along the Ralston hierarchy, a health and racial hygiene program founded by Webster Edgerly in 1876 to promote a new race of Caucasians filled with health, vitality and personal magnetism. The book includes much on what to eat and drink, how..... More
New Jersey: Natural Hygiene Society, [195-?]. A flyer announcing an appearance by Canadian farmer and naturalist, John H. Tobe, who published a popular book on the longevity of the Hunza people: Hunza: Adventures in a Land of Paradise (1960,) after living among them. The event was sponsored by the New..... More
Los Angeles: American Eugenics Party. A publication by the American Eugenics Party arguing that "women are more and more deviating from their proper role in society." The AEP disagrees with two equally extreme notions concerning women's role in society: that they are either the same as men given the same..... More
Seattle: Lowman & Hanford, 1906. A work by the vitosophist John Edwin Ayer (1855-1932) on the natural laws of vitosophy as expressed by the senses, temperaments, and functions of the human body. This includes the study of phrenology, human virtues, bad habits, hygiene, food, race, education, physical exercise and reproduction..... More
Baltimore: The International Association for the Advancement of Ethnology and Eugenics, [1961]. Gregor's article (originally published in The Eugenics Review) on the innate human instinct to organize along racial lines with examples of segregation and subjugation throughout history. Gregor was a founding member of the IAAEE, a racialist organization that..... More
Skering, Hjortshoj, Denmark: International Publishing House, 1959. An issue of this international nudist magazine featuring articles on the health and spiritual benefits of nudism (naturopathy), part II of a visit to a nudist intentional community (Intersun) in Corsica; an interview with young nudists; reader letters, and many photographs. Stapled, glossy..... More
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Austin, TX: Eugenics Special Interest Group, 1985. This whole issue is devoted to Stephen Saetz's article, "Eugenics and the Third Reich," in which he disputes the claim that eugenics was part of Third Reich policy. Instead, he maintains that Hitler was driven by his hatred for world Jewry and that..... More