Dr. Kellogg's “Plain Facts” for the Old and the Young

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Oct 1, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 39.

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Dr. Kellogg's “Plain Facts” for the Old and the Young

THE book which Elder A. T. Jones says “will do only good, and in many ways;” which Elder Luther Warren says “every Seventh-day Adventist should have;” which Dr. Mary Wood-Allen says is “scientific;” which Hon. John G. Woolley says is “urgently needed.”
It deals plainly, yet in a clean, chaste manner, with the greatest sin of the age, foretold by Christ, when he spoke of “the days of Noah” and “the days of Lot” as typical of the last days. Purity is the center of present truth; virtue is the first stone in character building, the first fruit of true religion, though it be found in a “health book,” not commonly called religious.
“Plain Facts” has been enlarged to about 800 pages, including the 350 illustrations, the 33-inch anatomical chart of the “Body Temple,” in three sections, nine colors. The book will be sold by subscription at the following prices:—
Cloth, $3.75; library, $4.50; half morocco, gilt titles, $4.75; elegant full red waterproof keratol, gilt edges, $5.25; full morocco, gilt edges, $5.75.
With either of the two best styles, a large luxotype picture will be mailed free, entitled “Loyal Helpmates.”
Picture alone, 50 cents.