Earn Your Own Subscription

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 11, 1912

Earn Your Own Subscription

Cover Design Printed in Three Colors

Earn Your Own Subscription

By sending us two new subscriptions at $1 each, you may earn your own yearly subscription, including the three extra numbers offered above. These three extra numbers will also be sent to your two new subscribers.

Send $2 for 50 copies; sell 20 to get your money back; then sell or give away the other 30 copies in the interests of true health reform.

PRICES

$1.00 a Year, 10 Cents a Copy; 5 to 40 Copies, 5 Cents Each; 50 or More Copies, 4 Cents Each.

The February Number of

LIFE AND HEALTH

NOW READY!

Don't Miss Reading It! Agents Will Find It a Rapid Seller

The cover picture, in three colors, “Trudging Through the Snow,” may remind you of your own happy school-days, care-free and full of vigorous life and health.

SPECIAL OFFER: Until Feb. 15, 1912, all subscribers for one year who make DEFINITE REQUEST for the same, will receive, in addition to the 12 numbers for 1912, the beautiful October, November, and December, 1911, issues FREE OF CHARGE,—a 15 months’ subscription for $1.00. Date of offer extended one month upon request.

“Questions and Answers”

In this NEW DEPARTMENT the editor will reply to all reasonable questions by subscribers. SUBSCRIBE NOW. Send $3.00 for 2 years’ subscription (or 5 yearly subscriptions; $2.00 for 3 years’ subscription (or 3 yearly subscriptions); or $1.00 for 15 months, as offered above.

WILL YOU BE OUR AGENT?

Send 10 cents for sample copy and particulars. Pleasant and profitable work the year round.

A FEW FEATURES

Frontispiece, “California’s Giant Trees.” The Spirit in Which to Go Into God’s Out-of-Doors, by Geo. W. James (illustrated). Uncle Sam’s Own Boys, by F. W. Fitzpatrick. Junior Civic Leagues, by Mrs. Agnes McCaffert Bailey. Tuberculosis Among Working People, by Hon. John F. Gunshanan. Food Inspection in Milwaukee, by Carl D. Thompson, city clerk. The Home’s Responsibility for Immorality, by Mrs. Robert Park. How to Become a Good Cook, by G. E. Cornforth. Among the Aymara Indians, by F. H. Stahl. Among the Children in Korea, by Mrs. Dr. Riley Russell. Editorial.—Somebody’s Wrong—Bovine Tuberculosis, Report of the Royal Commission. As We See It.—The Minneapolis Vice Report—Harmlessness of Light Drink—Walking Versus Football. Abstracts.—Conservation of the Affections—The Moral Problem—Treatment of Ivy Poisoning. Current Comment.—Personal Liberty and School Inspection—Public Health and Public Hysteria.—Coffee and Its Effects—Pure Alcoholic Drinks—Patent Medicine Publicity, etc.

Questions and Answers, News Notes, and Other Departments of Interest.

SEND ALL ORDERS THROUGH YOUR TRACT SOCIETY

If you don't know your Tract Society address, ask “Life & Health,” Washington, D. C.