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- Ralstonism was a social movement founded by Webster Edgerly that promoted his pseudoscientific ideas of personal and racial hygiene. It began as the Ralston Health Club, which published Edgerly's writings. It was a hierarchical organization where members were ranked according to the number of "degrees" they had, which ranged from 0 to 100.
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Critics were confused, but Edgerly—a part-time actor, author, and soon to be leader of a wildly successful health movement known as Ralstonism—believed that strolling like a centaur, his body...
Ralstonism was a social movement founded by Webster Edgerly that promoted his pseudoscientific ideas of personal and racial hygiene. It began as the Ralston Health Club, which published Edgerly's writings.
- 400+
- 1,650,000
- 2,300
- Previously
Number of artworks in the ’Quin’s permanent collection, which includes pieces by Picasso and Andy Warhol.
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Aug 30, 2021 · The power couple behind the ‘Quin, Sandy and Paul Edgerley, is looking to take the club forward by broadening the definition of what a member of a Boston social club looks like.
May 1, 2019 · The Castle was built by Webster Edgerly, a 19th-century health guru who made his fortune selling mail order books through an organization he created called the Ralston Health Club. At the height of its popularity, the club claimed 800,000 members and included former American presidents as well as, supposedly, Queen Victoria herself.
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ERLEY FA. SOUTH BOSTON CLUB. 82 YEARS. PARENT HANDBOOK / 2021-22. On behalf of our terrific Staff and Advisory Board, I welcome you to our Club. We see families and parents as partners, and we look forward to a fun and growth-oriented year for your children.
