A Woman’s Number

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 8, 1910

A Woman’s Number

Health messages from women for women form the burden of the October LIFE AND HEALTH. It is a different number—it strikes a new note with a clear, strong, reverberant tone.

Do You Live in Town?

Help make that town handsomer and happier and healthier. Read what Eva Ryman-Gaillard says about civic improvement.

Interested in the West?

Florence L. Clark tells how one woman found health and happiness, a home, and prosperity, on a Western claim.

How About Walking?

Do you know that it is one of the finest of health habits? Read Mary Alden Carver’s article—and try it.

Are You Office-Worn?

Miss Mahon tells how office women may keep their health by taking that essential “stitch in time” healthwise.

Sick-Headache, Obesity, Etc.

These and a score of other important topics are dwelt upon in this number of LIFE AND HEALTH.

A Quick Seller

This it is bound to be, for the cover alone would sell it, not to consider the rich grist of contents. All the shades of mellow autumn are richly woven into the picture on the cover page.

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