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The May Number of *Life and Health

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 9, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 19.

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**The May Number of Life and Health***

By Editor

THE May number of Life and Health contains many good things which all classes need. The leading article of this number is upon the subject of impatience. Education upon this common disease is as much needed as upon the prevailing practise of intemperance.
The women of all nations need instruction that will help them to regain their health. The May number gives the experience of one woman in the recovery of her health.
Parents everywhere need instruction in the methods of dealing with their children. Life and Health for May will be especially helpful to parents in this particular.
The functions of the home receive special attention, revealing the fact that the home is the place of character-building—molding the actions and motives of life.
The ordinary woman receives her just dues in the May number. She is pictured as the real heroine of life.
The current comments of the May number are exceptionally good. A large number of important topics are brought to the attention of the readers.
The Questions and Answers of this number will be especially helpful.
The entire number will prove to be excellent for general distribution. We appeal to our REVIEW readers to give this number of Life and Health a large circulation. Subscription price, 50 cents a year; 5 cents a copy; 2½ cents a copy when 25 or more copies are ordered to one address.