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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 28, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 30.

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The August

Life & Health

THE NATIONAL HEALTH MAGAZINE
This magazine is now read by more than a quarter of a million wide-awake Americans every month. It is a recognized authority on healthful living.

Read in the August Number:—

The Schenectady Conference
How to Live Out-of-Doors
Care of the Teeth, by an Experienced Dentist
Food and Clothing in Camp
“How to Live Out-of-Doors,” by George Wharton James, is one of the most practical and helpful articles ever written for the instruction of those who wish to live the simple life.
Of the recent conference of mayors at Schenectady, it has been stated that no conference in recent months equals it in importance, aside from the great conference of governors on the conservation of national resources. The protection of public health formed the leading topic at this conference. It is reported by Dr. George H. Heald, editor of “Life and Health,” in this and the succeeding number of this magazine.
The subject of Boys’ Clubs, and what they are good for, is discussed in this number by H. T. Musselman, in a way that gives plenty of food for thought for parents, teachers, and club leaders.
Dr. Alphonso Irwin’s article on the care of the teeth, entitled “Pearls,” is one which, if widely read and considered, would mean healthier mouths and fewer dentists’ bills. It also gives good advice for the care of babies.
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