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Also includes transcription of the diary by B. Eadie (35 leaves) with explanatory footnotes; 1 b&w photograph of John Barnhill; 2 b&w photographs of OAC buildings (including water tower) and grounds (1 is labelled 1917).

Just a picky eater. . . Or something more? Do you have an intense fear of getting fat? Do you diet by starving, using laxatives, vomiting? Are you a compulsive overeater? If any of these behaviors sounds familiar, you may have an eating disorder--an illness that affects eight million American women, and one fifth of those who are obese. This eye-opening guide provides crucial information on prevention, where to get help, and what treatments can best cure eating disorders, including anorexia, which is now, tragically, the leading cause of death among America's young women. Discover: The specific stages in life when an eating disorder is likely to develop...and why going off to college is one of them Which personality characteristics are found among girls at highest risk How to recognize the signs of an eating disorder in progress How dieting can make you mentally and physically vulnerable to developing an eating disorder Why eating more can help you to stop bingeing Warning signs Who is most at risk Coping strategies for families and friends The latest information on prevention, new treatments...and more

For those who are suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, this comprehensive guide explains the complex symptoms of this highly treatable disorder and tells how sufferers can regain happiness and balance in their lives. Information is provided about alternative treatments and new techniques for anger management and relaxation.

The Silent Shore of Memory chronicles the life of James Barnhill from his days as a young Confederate soldier through the trials of Reconstruction in his native Texas and his later career as a lawyer and judge. After being critically wounded at Gettysburg and a long recuperation in North Carolina, James Barnhill returns to Texas where he battles widespread corruption and vigilante violence during the turmoil of Reconstruction. Although he endures tragedy in his personal life, Barnhill becomes a respected lawyer who defends an African American man accused of rape and represents a titan of the Texas lumber industry in a precedent-setting confrontation with a railroad monopoly controlled by Wall Street financiers. Steeped in the history of the South, The Silent Shore of Memory explores the nuances of views on slavery and the dissolution of the Union, the complexity of race relations and race politics during the thirty years following the Civil War, and the powerful bonds of familial love and friendship.