Selected Works
- Cycle of life according to modern science (1904)
- Worry the Disease of the Age (1907)
- Health, strength and happiness (1908)
- Parenthood and Race Culture (1909)
- The methods of race-regeneration (1911)
- Woman and Womanhood (1911)
- The Progress of Eugenics (1914)
- Sunlight and Health (1st ed 1923. 5th ed 1929)
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