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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 20, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 29.

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The August Number of

By Editor

Life & Health

Special Out-of-Doors Number

Discusses 98 Topics Concerning the Welfare of the Entire Man—Body, Mind, and Spirit
Tells in Simple Language How to Detect, Prevent, and Cure Disease, Also How to Sleep, Cook, Eat, and Dress for Health

Some Proofs of Popularity

Our July edition of 65,000 copies was sold out by Sunday, July 9. June edition of 50,000 copies sold out by Wednesday, June 7.
AUGUST ISSUE, First Edition, 65,000. All orders for July number received since July 9 will be filled with the AUGUST NUMBER.
Large orders from our agents who are in daily contact with the people, and scores of applications for agency, are additional proofs of the popularity of this health magazine. One lady agent has sold 6,550 copies since May 19, 1911, in seven of our large cities. Her mark for the summer's work is 10,000 copies. She pays cash for all her magazines. Other agents sell from 50 to 1,000 copies a month.

Partial Contents of This Number

Frontispiece.—Children Out-of-Doors.
General Articles.—Editor's Sermonette on Typhoid Fever (only 28 sentences)—Are We as a Nation Becoming Vegetarians? (valuable United States government statistics)—The Teacher in the Struggle Against Alcoholism—Sun-Baths and Sunburn—Catchin' Cold (poem by James Whitcomb Riley)—Suggestions Regarding the Treatment of Constipation—The Unrecognized Value of Raisins—Effects of Water Applications on the Circulation—Don't's for Walkers—Healthful Cookery (12 recipes for serving and cooking fruits).
Medical Missionary at Work.—Experiences at an African Mission Station—Medical Missionary Work in New Zealand—Indian Queen Believes in Efficacy of Prayer.
Editorial.—Heredity and Environment—What a Change!—Bless and Be Blessed.
As We See It.—A Marine Sanitarium—Legal Maxims—Legal Control of Liquor—Temperance Clubs—Control of Liquor in England—Temperance in the British Army—Teach the Young—Amusements for the Young—Socializing the Farm.
Current Comment.—Life-Saving Abroad and Life-Wasting at Home—Standard Bread—Work and Pain—Eliminate the Rat—The Schoolboy and the Cigarette—What Is the Origin of Cancer?—National Laundry Work.
Abstracts.—Rural Recreation—The Value of Doing Nothing—Care of the Teeth—Play as an Antidote to Civilization—Suggestions on the Teaching of Temperance—A Plea for the Women, etc.

New Agents Wanted Everywhere!

Send $1.00 for 20—To get money back, sell 10—Profit on 20, $ 1.00
Send $2.00 for 50—To get money back, sell 20—Profit on 50, $ 3.00
Send $4.00 for 100—To get money back, sell 40—Profit on 100, $ 6.00
Send $6.00 for 150—To get money back, sell 60—Profit on 150, $ 9.00
Send $8.00 for 200—To get money back, sell 80—Profit on 200, $12.00
Single copy, 10 cents; 5 to 40 copies, 5 cents a copy; 50 or more copies, 4 cents a copy.

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