Cover Design Printed in Three Colors by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 7, 1912

Cover Design Printed in Three Colors

By Editor

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PARTIAL CONTENTS

Frontispiece, “Old Faithful,” the world's greatest geyser.

Surprises of God's Out-of-Doors, by Geo. W. James (illustrated).

Fire and Fire Prevention, by F. W. Fitzpatrick (7 illustrations).

Milwaukee's Campaign for Health, by Carl D. Thompson, City Clerk.

The Organization of Junior Civic Leagues, by Mrs. Agnes McGiffert Bailey.

How to Cook Legumes, by George E. Cornforth.

Medical Missionary Work in Burma.

Editorial.—Shall Right and Truth Be Embodied in the Law?—The Tabooed Subject.

As We See It.—The Appalling Fire Hazard—Prevention Versus Cure—A Worthy Enterprise—“Uncle Sam Is Our Pardner.”

Abstracts.—Foreign Missions and the Liquor and Opium Traffic—We Want Aid and Not Interference by the Federal Government—Changing Habits.

Current Comment.—Diet and Health—How the Cigarette Does Its Work.

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