The “Hay-Making” Number of Life & Health

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 11, 1910

The “Hay-Making” Number of Life & Health

THE NATIONAL HEALTH MAGAZINE

“There is little question,” says one of the readers of Life and Health, “that the September number of Life and Health is a little nearer the ideal of what a health magazine really ought to be than any previous issue. It certainly ought to prove a ‘hay-making’ number for the agents and dealers, and a health-making number for every reader.”

Make Hay While the Sun Shines

Agents, everywhere, do not fail to order a good supply of this great issue. People are just getting back from their vacations. They are getting ready to read solid, earnest, serious facts. You will find they have a greater interest in health building than ever before. And you will find the September Life and Health just the magazine to satisfy and stimulate that interest, directing it into the right channels, and incidentally creating an interest in the welfare of the soul as well as that of the body.

Get hold of a copy the first thing, yourself, and read it through from cover to cover. Read the papers by Gulick, Goler, Winslow, and Hoffman at the great Schenectady meeting. These are names of earnest thinkers, and their articles and portraits will sell many copies. Read Dr. James’s out-of-door article, the most inspiring appeal for the out-of-door life that has been printed this summer. Read the articles by Musselman, Wagner, and the editor. Then double the order you intended to give, and send it in by the first mail. You will find the September number a ready seller.

The September Number of “Life and Health” Will Sell Itself

Get your orders in early. “Make hay while the sun shines.”

Be sure to order through your tract society.

LIFE AND HEALTH Washington, D. C.