Health and Temperance by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · May 13, 1915

Health and Temperance

By Editor

A New Name

“WHAT is in a name?” We often hear this question asked, but the answer varies according to the subject under consideration. We are taking this opportunity to tell you that the well-known magazine, Life and Health, takes the name of Health and Temperance with the June issue, and we believe it will be a change that will appeal to its readers. Not only has it a new name, but four new departments have been added, which will make the magazine easy for agents to sell.

The temperance question receives attention, and now, while national prohibition is being agitated and many States are “going dry,” this magazine will be received with favor.

Send in your orders now and be early in the field. One dollar pays for twenty copies; orders for fifty copies or more, 4 cents' each.

Every reader of this notice needs the magazine in the home, and the dollar for the subscription will be well invested. Write now and order a year's subscription, or, better yet, send us $2 and get the magazine three years.

For $1.05 we will send the magazine one year, and mail, postpaid, a copy of the new temperance book, “The Shadow of the Bottle,” paper cover.