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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Feb 2, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 5.

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Life and Health

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The February issue of Life and Health contains excellent practical instruction on the Significance of Pain, Its Purpose in the Organism, and How to Deal with It; suggestions to The Girl of Fourteen; principles essential to success in life, in Letters from a Physician to His Son; health principles, applied in How a Girl Cured Herself; prescriptions for Controlling a Cough Without Drugs; methods of healing followed by the Great Physician, portrayed in an illustrated article on the Healing of the Soul, by Mrs. E. G. White; interesting questions on health and disease answered carefully and plainly by Dr. G. A. Hare, superintendent of the Washington Sanitarium; startling editorials on present-day health topics, such as Consumption of Narcotics, Sense and Will-Power as a Preventive of Disease, Adulteration and Substitution of Patent Medicine. The Japanese Diet, Appropriate Foods for Stomach Disorders, Milk for Adults, Advertisements as Educators, Combinations Which Retard Digestion; Seasonable Hints for the Kitchen and Household; interesting News Notes indicating the progress being made in hygiene and sanitary success; and much other valuable matter.
The fundamental principles governing the life and health of the delicately constructed human organism are not deep, hidden mysteries, only possible to be understood and applied by the scientific experts; but they are the natural heritage of every man and woman, and are as accessible and applicable as any commodity essential to life.
The mission of Life and Health is to point out the plain, true pathway to health and happiness, and to present these principles in a manner so attractive, yet so simple and practical, that all can understand and apply them.
Agents are wanted in every community to sell Life and Health, and to solicit subscriptions. The subscription price is 50 cents a year, with the November and December issues of 1904 given as a premium as long as these editions last. In clubs of ten or more copies to one address for one year, 30 cents a copy. Copies to sell can be secured for 2½ cents a copy in orders of twenty-five or more copies. Liberal discount is given to the agent on annual subscriptions. For further information, address Life and Health, 222 North Capitol St., Washington, D. C.