The May Number of Life and Health by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 23, 1908

The May Number of Life and Health

By Editor

The attention of the readers of the REVIEW is called to the May number of Life and Health, now ready to mail. It is not only attractive in appearance, but highly important in contents. It touches many phases of the diet question, revealing some of the fundamental principles of health through a proper diet.

Dr. D. H. Kress presents a cure for national intemperance through diet,—one of the most reasonable and convincing arguments on the cause and cure of intemperance we have ever read.

Mrs. E. G. White writes in her usual strength on “Diet and Health,” showing that the disease and suffering everywhere prevailing are due largely to the popular errors in diet, and presenting the claims of God’s original plan for man’s diet.

Dr. J. R. Leadsworth has in this issue an illustrated article on “Digestive Disturbances and Their Remedy.”

Mrs. D. A. Fitch shows the evil results of the “slip-go-down” mushes when poorly cooked and improperly eaten.

Nearly every phase of the important question of diet and the preparation of foods is taken up in this number. It is, therefore, very important, and much needed everywhere. Those who circulate it will be doing the best possible service to humanity, and paving the way for the reception of greater truths, after the mind is cleared, and the conscience quickened through the preparatory results of health reform.

Selling Life and Health is a dignified and lucrative business. Over one thousand agents are now working for it, as they have opportunity, and are making good wages. Send for sample copy, suggestive canvass, and special rates to agents. Address, Life and Health, Takoma Park, D. C.