The September Number of by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 7, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 36.

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The September Number of

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The September Number of

Life & Health

Special School and Home Number

You will like the “Grapes and Peaches” cover and the 73 good articles the magazine contains

EIGHT TIMELY ARTICLES ON SCHOOL HEALTH PROBLEMS

A Monthly Message of Optimism and Good Cheer!

A life-saving, disease-killing magazine that will tell you in simple language how to keep well and how to get well, also how to sleep, cook, eat, and dress for health.

HOW THIS MAGAZINE SELLS

Our two August editions, totaling 72,000 copies, were sold out by Sunday, August 13, leaving us with many unfilled orders. These we shall be obliged to fill with the September number.

Twelve of our agents have sold 43,200 copies of this magazine thus far this year, in from two to five months, visiting 137 cities and towns. Here are the records of the twelve agents: 7,950, 7,500, 6,400, 5,000, 3,000, 2,200, 2,200, 1,975, 1,900, 1,875, 1,700, and 1,500 copies respectively. And all but one of these are still at it. Telegraph orders calling for from 500 to 1,500 are frequently received.

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PARTIAL CONTENTS OF THIS NUMBER

Our School System, by F. W. Fitzpatrick. Some Special Exercises for the Business Woman, by Anne Guilbert Mahon. Man’s Struggle for Existence, by George Henry Heald, M. D. Keeping Clean Inside, by William J. Cromie. Guard the Health of Your Children, by A. E. Schelin. Effects of Hydrotherapy, by G. K. Abbott, M. D. The Canning of Fruits, by George E. Cornforth. Preparing for Medical Missionary Work, by H. J. Williams. A Letter From Java, by Lily M. Thorpe. Finding Peace in Jesus, by John N. Herboltzheimer. The Public Health—Drug Action and Medical Science—Plague and the National Health Service—The International Hygiene Exhibition at Dresden. Back to the Country—Pure Food Law Emasculated by a Decision—Resorcin Disinfection—Play a Science—Alcohol and Tuberculosis—Britain and the Decimal System—Consequences of Overeating—Life Insurance and Health—Wisconsin and Pure Food—The Growth of the Playground Movement—Fruit Exposed on Stands—Activities of the Playground Association. The Child’s Start to School, Interesting Advice to Parents From a Medical Standpoint—Hygienic Errors in Rural Schools—The Evils of Mouth-Breathing—Revaccination—Alcoholism and Phthisis—Gardening and Health. The Public School as a Factor in Unhealth—The Training of Janitors in the Sanitary Care of School Premises—The High School and the People—School Hygiene—Tuberculin Treatment of Tuberculosis—Open Air for Well Children—Mouth Conditions and Health.

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