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Life and Health for February

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 21, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 3.

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Life and Health for February

Comes nearer meeting the ideal of a model health journal than any previous issue. The variety of subjects presented by editors and contributors in language that all can understand, is made doubly attractive through the manner of presentation by the highest skill of the printer’s art.
Some of the leading articles are: A Faith That Works Against Disease; Cancer — Its Cause and Rational Treatment; Preventive Treatment of Sore Throat; When Baby Has the Croup; The Treatment of Tuberculosis; Children’s Gardens — Their Value for Health, Happiness, and Physical Development; The Cooking Lessons, in which are given many valuable recipes for cooking proteid foods; Health Catechism, considering the subject of exercise.
Several of these articles contain simple, practical instruction that may mean not only improved health, but the saving of life.

How Its Value Is Estimated

The chief clerk in the office of Superintendent of Public Buildings, Albany, N. Y., under date of Dec. 16, 1908, writes: “Chance recently brought to me the current number of Life and Health. I have read it thoroughly, and I want it regularly hereafter. Please enter my subscription for one year, commencing with the January, 1909, issue. My opinion of the publication is perhaps best expressed when I assure you that if the price were double what it is, I should not be without it regularly hereafter.”
A business manager of a sanitarium says in a recent letter: “In a little over four hours one day last week Miss — sold 126 copies of Life and Health, with a profit to herself of $8.82. Many of our brethren and sisters are working hard a full week for less wages. Of course not every one can do so well, but I believe there are many who could do one half as well, and that would mean good wages.”
Many words of appreciation for the improvements made this year have been received. Remember, Life and Health is now a 64-page magazine, and the price is $1 a year. Same price to agents as before the magazine was increased one third in size: 2 to 25 copies, 5 cents each; 25 to 500 copies, 4 cents; special rates on larger quantities.