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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 21, 1910

Beginning this Issue: "With God in His Out of Doors" by George Wharton James.

THE health message which the May LIFE AND HEALTH brings to its readers is as strong as the current of the spring-time’s swift-flowing river, and as fresh as the odor of the violets on the hillside. It breathes the spirit of God’s great out-of-doors, and induces health, not by trite formula, but by life-giving inspiration. To read LIFE AND HEALTH will mean to absorb its enthusiasm—to build red blood, a clear mind, a healthy body.

George Wharton James, lecturer, author, explorer, writes his first article on “With God in His Out-of-Doors.” Professor Cromie, of the University of Pennsylvania, gives his views on the art of “Growing Old Gracefully.” Each article is worth framing, hanging on your wall, and reading daily. The cost of a year’s subscription would not pay for the good you can get from a single page this month if you are in a receptive mood.

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