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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 16, 1915

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Health and Temperance

for October

contains articles of interest and value to those who are seeking an education, to those who are in need of medical assistance, to those who are engaged in some industrial occupation, to those wives and mothers who desire to feed the sick ones properly, to those who want first-hand information regarding the effects of alcoholic beverages, to all those who in any way are interested in the progress of the science of right living.

Partial Table of Contents

“Going to the Hospital” Cooperation on the part of the patient to gain the greatest benefit.

“A School of the By and By” A dream, by a medical inspector of schools, of an ideal school, showing by contrast some of the shortcomings of our present schools.

“The Injury Hazard” A valuable article on how to avoid industrial accidents, by one who has had large experience in accident insurance business.

“Preparation of Food for the Sick” Valuable instruction to mothers, by one who has had extensive experience in this kind of cooking.

Other titles, “The Use and Abuse of Cathartics,” “The Slaves of Appetite,” “Treatment of Heart Affections.”

Fourteen Departments

Something of interest for everybody.

Health and Temperance, Washington, D. C.

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