YOUR BABY HEALTH AND TEMPERANCE

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 13, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 35.

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YOUR BABY HEALTH AND TEMPERANCE

A Guide for Young Mothers

This is a book which every young mother and prospective mother should read; for it contains important information which a mother should know regarding the care of herself and baby. It teaches how to avoid mistakes, what to do, and what not to do.
Dr. Lowry not only pleads for better babies, but plainly tells how to prepare for them. Principles which are essential to the happiness and health of the mother and child are clearly told. Nearly half the book is devoted to the care of the mother before the baby comes, and is invaluable to the expectant mother.
This book contains the latest and best methods for the care of the baby,—its feeding, clothing, exercise, sleep, and training. It is full of sensible advice, and includes many facts that mothers overlook.
Cloth bound, 256 pages.
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LITERATURE

The health principles advocated by this denomination were given to us largely through the gift of the Spirit of prophecy, immediately following the light that came to us upon the Sabbath question. For years we stood in the forefront as teachers of health and temperance principles. The Lord evidently designed us to be

The Head and Not the Tail

in the great reform movement along health and temperance lines. Health principles occupy the same relation to the doctrinal message as the right hand and arm sustain to the body. It can be used to excellent advantage in opening doors to the reception of other truths.
This branch of our work should be revived and made to stand forth in its true relation to the message. Every family should have a supply of our health literature, and be prepared to distribute it as occasion is offered. Note the following list of health and temperance tracts:—
Alcohol and Disease .................. $.00½ Liquor and Poverty ................... .00½ Counting the Cost of Alcohol ........ .00½ Is Alcohol a Food? ................... .00½ The Cure for National Intemperance .. .00½ Patent Medicines ..................... .00¾ Simple Treatments for a Cold ........ .00½ Some Effects of Tobacco Using ....... .00½ Pointed Facts about Tobacco ......... .00¼ Pure Air in the Home ................ .00½ Autointoxication ..................... .00½ The Tobacco Habit ................... .05 Tobacco Using ........................ .01½ Diet and Endurance .................. .05 Chronic Constipation ................ .01½ Medical Use of Alcohol .............. .00¾ Camp Sanitation ...................... .00¾ Dressing for Health ................. .05 Simple Treatments for Common Ailments .02
A package containing one copy of each of these tracts will be sent postpaid to any address for
25 CENTS
Order through your tract society, specifying “special tract assortment No. 4, on health and temperance.”