Excerpt from The Voice: How to Train It, How to Care for It
It is our endeavor to set forth such teachings as will strengthen weak lungs; inculcate ideas of correct breathing and management of the breath; remove and prevent throat, lung, and bronchial trouble; also remove and prevent swollen tonsils and elongated uvula, without resorting to the surgeon's knife; strengthen the pillars of the soft palate, thereby removing what is known as "dropping of the palate;" strengthen and invigorate the vocal organs, that they may be used daily, for consecutive hours, without incurring the slightest injury, or causing weariness or hoarseness; and enable one to manage the breath in the production of tone, thus giving the maximum of power with the minimum of strength.
These pages are intended to be of practical benefit to ministers, lecturers, actors, readers, singers, teachers; in fact, to all who use the voice, whether publicly or otherwise.
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