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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Mar 23, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 12.

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Life and Health

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The April Issue

THE April number of Life and Health is now ready; and it will be found to be the same benefactor to the general public as former issues. A large edition of this number has been printed in an attempt to supply the ever-increasing demand. The January, February, and March editions were exhausted before the middle of the respective months in which they were issued, though more than double the list was printed in anticipation of a liberal increase.

Contents of April Number

Hygiene Among the Israelites, the second of a series of articles by Mrs. E. G. White, embracing practical instruction on prevention of diseases, cleanliness, diet, advantages and regulations, rejoicing, etc.
Economy in Food, by David H. Reeder, Ph. D., M. D., suggesting some kinds of foods best suited to health and economy.
Health by Hard Work, a study of the methods of President Roosevelt in attaining perfect physical health.
An Informal Talk on Dietetics, by J. E. Caldwell, M. D., citing various provisions made by nature in the animal kingdom for food and its assimilation, and contrasting them with the natural provisions made for man.
Care of Sleeping Rooms, by O. C. Godsmark, M. D., containing practical instructions needed in thousands of homes.
How Disease Is Transmitted, furnishing instances to illustrate the various ways in which fatal diseases are transmitted, and giving practical suggestions to prevent contagion.
Sore Throat Precautions, giving some valuable directions in the treatment of the common disease of sore throat, which often contains infectious fatal germs when transmitted to others.
Reports of the progress of medical missionary work in China, Samoa, India, Nova Scotia, North Africa, and many other missionary stations.
Practical Suggestions on various topics pertaining to good housekeeping.
Prescriptions, in the form of answers to questions, for Dyspepsia, Toning the System for an Attack of Pneumonia, for Hair Tonic, Eczema, Bad Coughs, Lung Diseases, Stomach and Liver, Troubles, etc.
Editorials on Fletcherizing Foods, Germ Diseases, Stimulants, Displacement of Stomach, Food and Salvation, Sugar as Food, After Forty, Comments on Oslerism, Distilled Water, Right Habits for Children, News Notes, etc.
The above partial outline of the contents of the April number will suggest the value of this issue.

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