INSTEAD OF A VACATION FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT GET ONE by Carl Easton Williams

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 20, 1914

INSTEAD OF A VACATION FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT GET ONE

By Carl Easton Williams

CARL EASTON WILLIAMS

VACATIONS FOR MOTHERS
FOR THE STODDARD-SEYMOUR — VACATIONS FOR MOTHERS FOR THE STODDARD-SEYMOUR

A few of the good things in the beautiful September or “Vacation,” “What to Do First,” “Healthful Cookery,” and “Questions and Answers” number of Life and Health. The two articles, “Vacations for Mothers” and “Instead of a Vacation—for Those Who Cannot Get One,” are well worth a year’s subscription. The double-page cartoon in the center of the magazine, showing the fatal dangers of many summer resorts, is a sermon in itself easily comprehended by the eyes. Study it, then beware! Don’t miss “Healthful Cookery Menus for a Week in September,” by the chef of the New England Sanitarium. EIGHT REGULAR DEPARTMENTS filled with excellent articles, BESIDES SEVEN VACATION FEATURES, make this AN UNUSUALLY GOOD SELLER. Send $2.00 to your tract society today for 50 or $1.00 for 20 copies. The “What to Do First” department, telling about the “Prevention of Poisoning,” “Ptomaine Poisoning,” “Symptoms of Poisoning,” “Insect Bites,” “Carbolic Acid Poisoning,” and “Opium Poisoning,” will appeal to thousands. Read this number, and sell it or pass it on to others.

RECEPTION COMMITTEE AT THE SUMMER RESORT