Temperance Leaflets

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 11, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 10.

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Temperance Leaflets

A SERIES of leaflets, envelope size, containing pointed arguments against the use of alcohol and tobacco, and ably presenting the temperance question in all its phases. Handy, cheap, and effective:—
NO. PRICE EACH
1. Alcohol and Disease $.00½
2. Liquor and Poverty .00½
3. Counting the Cost of Alcohol .00½
4. Is Alcohol a Food? .00½
5. The Cure for National Intemperance .00½
6. Patent Medicines .00¾
7. Simple Treatments for a Cold .00½
8. Some Effects of Tobacco Using .00½
9. Pointed Facts About Tobacco .00¼
10. Pure Air in the Home .00½
One of each, post-paid .................................. $ .05

LIFE AND HEALTH SERIES

A series of tracts, large size (4¾ x 7 inches), treating fully the great temperance question. Each tract is written by a physician who has made a study of his subject. Thus the physical as well as the moral side of the question is presented. The following numbers are now ready:—
NO. PRICE EACH
1. Tobacco Using $.01½
2. The Tobacco Habit .05
3. Diet and Endurance .05
4. Chronic Constipation .01½
5. Medical Use of Alcohol .00¾
One each, post-paid ................................. $ .12
REVIEW AND HERALD PUB. ASSN.
New York City WASHINGTON, D. C. South Bend, Ind.