Home *and* Health

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 10, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 41.

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Home and Health

A Book True to Its Title,—

A Home-maker and a Health-promoter

What about it? What does it teach?

It reveals some of the most practical means by which we may make our homes desirable in every way.

It gives the message of health which is due just now in all the world.

It tells how to live a plain, happy, consistent life.

It imparts information that will prove to be practical in the mechanical construction of homes.

It enables the reader to apply many of the remedies of nature in the treatment of common diseases.

It will lighten the labors of many an overburdened housekeeper through practical suggestions upon the principal features of housekeeping.

It will prove to be an all-round, valuable counselor in every feature of home life.

It is, in truth, a book of real merit and practical value.

In a word, it embraces “The Home,”—how to make it; “General Housekeeping,”—all of its details; “The Diet,”—what it should be; “The Care of the Body,”—revealing the simple things one must do to keep the body healthy; “The Care and Training of Children,”—sound common sense for parents; “The Home Treatment of Disease,”—a valuable instructor, doctor, and nurse.

It contains 592 pages, and is illustrated with over 250 original drawings made especially for the book.

Bound in cloth, $3; full law sheep, $4; full morocco, $5.

AGENTS WANTED

An army of workers is wanted for the circulation of this valuable book. We want hundreds of women who can most fitly and enthusiastically represent the principles taught in “Home and Health” to their sister housekeepers, who need it very much. We want hundreds of men and women who have not yet had the courage to volunteer for the sale of other books,—men and women who will read the book, and practise its teachings, and as a basis for all this, we want thousands of purchasers who will send to us for this book and introduce its teachings into their homes and neighborhoods.

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