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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · May 25, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 21.

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Life and Health

By Editor

THE June number of Life and Health is now ready, and our readers will find this issue the best yet published. It completes the first year of the journal under the name of Life and Health; and as an evidence of its acceptableness and increased popularity, we are privileged to state that the June edition numbers 17,500, while the first edition one year ago was 7,000, revealing an increase of 10,000 copies in the last edition over that of the first one year ago.
The first illustrated article of this number is entitled “Growth of the Sanitarium Idea,” associating the establishing of sanitariums by Seventh-day Adventists with the national organizations of women for the betterment of the people mentally, morally, physically, and spiritually, and containing a brief history of the sanitarium work in this and other countries, showing that it is this denomination which led out in the establishment of sanitariums. This article alone will do much to interest the people in the true principles of health, and bring them in close touch with the laws of life.
The remainder of the June issue is full of excellent matter upon such practical topics as Healthful Dress for Children, Health Culture, Suggestions for the Summer Season, Consumption Cured by Roughing It, Improving Society by Improving the Individual, Alcohol as a Food, Effects of the Meat Diet, Animal Food as a Conveyer of Tuberculosis, Quack Advertisements, Comments on How to Live One Hundred Years in Good Health, Lessons from Chinese Methods of Eating, the Medical Missionary as a Peacemaker, What Medical Missionary Work Means, Reports of Health Work in Foreign Countries, Household suggestions on many practical topics, Answers to a large list of questions, News Notes, etc., etc.
The contents of this number are worthy of a large circulation, and we invite our friends to join us in placing thousands of copies in homes needing the instruction it contains. To those who desire to act as agents for the journal we make liberal discounts. Write for further particulars. Address Life and Health, 222 North Capitol St., Washington, D. C.