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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 18, 1907

Conducted by the Department of Circulation of the Review and Herald Publishing Association

Home and Health

EVEN the name of this book appeals to the public; and why not? There is only one other word associated with the word “home” more dear to all than the word “health,” and that is the word “mother.” The words “home” and “mother” carry with them an influence and power unequaled by any other combination of words applicable to man. So nearly related to these are the words “home and health,” that the public seems to yield at once to them; but the contents of “Home and Health” is the real attraction to the people after their attention has been called to it through its fortunate name. Agents everywhere are meeting with surprising success. We have just received a report from two ladies in California, one having had no previous experience, who sold during one day sixty-five dollars’ worth of “Home and Health.” This ought to be evidence to all that this book has selling qualities, and that it is a book that is appreciated by the general public. We hope others will consider the advisability of taking this very helpful book to their neighbors and friends.

“Home and Health” contains 592 pages, and is illuminated with over 250 original drawings made expressly for the book. The prices, post-paid, are as follows: strong cloth, marbled edge, $2.50; full law sheep, marbled edge, $3.50; full leather, marbled edge, $4.50.