Isn’t This a Feast? by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 18, 1915

Isn’t This a Feast?

By Editor

ORDERS are already coming in for the beautiful and practical April number of Life and Health. Over 8,000 already ordered. We’re calling it the “Christian Temperance” number. It tells about Coffee, Corsets, Medicines, Disinfectants, Alcohol, Narcotics, Why Three Meals, Meat Eating, Constipation, Feeding of Children, etc. Note the following departments and articles:—

GENERAL ARTICLES: “Corsets, Old and New;” “Caffeinism;” “Medicine and the Doctor;” “Why Disinfect?” “Why Three Meals?” STIMULANTS AND NARCOTICS: “Alcohol, Narcotics, and Crime.”

THE CONSULTATION ROOM: “Constipation;” A Doctor’s Chats With His Patients. FOR THE MOTHER: “The Feeding of Children;” “Helpful Suggestions for the Busy Housewife,” by Practical Housewives. HOME COOKING SCHOOL: “Are Desserts Superfluous?” EDITORIAL: “The Staff of Life;” “Meat and the Disposition.” AS WE SEE IT: “Prohibition in Russia;” “The Harrison Anti-Narcotic Act;” “Sore Throat and Milk;” “Baking Powders.” MEDICAL MISSIONARY AT WORK: “Medical Missionary Work in China.” QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: “Colic;” “Bronchial Cough;” “Piles and Constipation;” “Weaning Baby;” “Constipation and Laxatives;” “Exclusive Milk Diet;” “Hygiene of Painting Trade;” “Hair Turning White.” CURRENT COMMENT: “Is Pasteurization Essential?” “The Decline in Drinking;” “Our Weakness for Medicine;” “Uncle Sam Tries to Make Fat Women Lean.” SOME BOOKS: Reviews of Current Health Books. NEWS NOTES: Brief, to-the-point items. The three-color cover design shows “The Old Keeper in Central Park, N. Y.,” with his beautiful Scotch collie. A most attractive number. Send $1.00 for 20 or $2.00 for 50 copies today. Will sell readily everywhere. A TEMPERANCE NUMBER, and also a MOTHER’S NUMBER. Send 10 cents for sample copy. Going fast. Address your tract society, or Life and Health, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.

The Saskatchewan Tract Society wires for 400 March Life and Health to be rushed to Miss Ida Coles. This makes 450 copies to her credit thus far. Have you ordered your March supply?

The Western Watchman, St. Louis, Mo., dated February 25 (edited by priest D. S. Phelan), states that of the 48 States in the American Union, 29 have a Protestant majority, and 19 a Roman Catholic majority.

An officer of the —— Council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics, —— Arkansas, writes: “Kindly place my name on your Protestant Magazine mailing list, that I may secure the most authentic magazine in the country dealing with Roman Catholic effrontery and arrogance. I’ll endeavor to enlist the entire membership of this council, of which I am secretary; for I know your articles are unanswerable, and therefore indispensable in the hands of a patriot.”