October Life and Health Review
THE October number of Life and Health presents an excellent variety of articles in an attractive form. The frontispiece attracts attention at once, being an interior view of a Japanese hospital where Russian officers are under treatment. The contributions by various writers, the editorial articles, the answers to questions, and the health notes—all are practical and interesting. This magazine is gaining a well-deserved reputation as being “safe and sane” on matters pertaining to health, and its circulation is steadily increasing, the edition for October being twenty thousand copies. If all those who are interested in this phase of the truth could make some effort in behalf of Life and Health, it would be an easy matter to double even its present circulation. Is it not worth the while?