An Old Magazine — A New Name
OLD and yet new,—the old spirit and power, a new name, new departments, and an enlarged scope of operation,—this describes the transmutation of Life and Health into Health and Temperance. Of the aim of this excellent journal for the future, its editor, Dr. G. H. Heald, says:— “Rechristened, and with several new departments, we come to you, we trust, with nothing omitted which you valued in Life and Health, and with much additional matter which we hope you will value as highly. Health and Temperance aims, first of all, to be of real service in the prevention of disease and the promotion of health in the home. But it also aims to have part, on the right side, in the great struggle between the forces which make for better homes and a better country and the forces which for sordid gain are willing to ruin young lives, wreck homes, increase insanity, disease, and crime, debase politics, and destroy national wealth. “Health and Temperance is opposed to all forms of capitalized greed, whether it be in the liquor business, the patent medicine business, or capitalized vice in any form. To the extent that you support this magazine by aiding in the increase of its circulation, you are helping in the great warfare against the evil, not only of intemperance, but also of capitalized vice.” Every reader of the REVIEW should be a reader of Health and Temperance. See page 23 for price and announcement.