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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 5, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 10.

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Home and Health—A Household Manual

BETWEEN the covers of no other book that we have issued, can be found such an amount of varied and useful information. Open the book at any page, and you are sure to find some suggestions of interest and profit.
This book represents many years of arduous labor. The section on simple home treatments would fully repay any one who bought the book. Many serious maladies are avoided by the use of some of these remedies before complications set in.
The chapter on “Emergency Treatments” is most practical. How many times you have wished you knew just what to do for a burn, a cut, or a bruise. Here it is, right in this chapter—the most simple and effective treatment.
The complete book has 590 pages, divided into the following sections: Section 1, The House; Section 2, General Housekeeping; Section 3, Diet; Section 4, Care of the Body; Section 5, The Care and Training of Children; Section 6, The Home Treatment of Disease.
It is substantially bound in cloth, full law sheep, and morocco. Prices:—
Cloth, marbled .......... $3.00 Full law sheep .......... 4.00 Full morocco ............ 5.00
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