Will You Help? by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jun 30, 1904

Will You Help?

By Editor

SOME people are interested in one enterprise and some in another; some have their “fads” and some their “hobbies,” but all of these and all the others are interested in the question of their own life and health.

The journal, Life and Health (continuing the Pacific Health Journal), will treat these topics of vital importance in such a way as to interest the classes as well as the masses.

Life and Health is not a medical journal filled with Latin phrases or technical terms, but one which will be helpful to every one in understanding the functions of the various organs of the body, and how to keep them in health and activity.

While it is true that Life and Health will not be a technical medical journal, it will have on its editorial staff thoroughly competent, progressive physicians, who will treat all these topics in harmony with the latest discoveries in medical science.

Life and Health has no “hobbies,” is the organ of no medical institution, the advertising medium of no food factory.

Life and Health will proclaim the gospel of health—glad tidings of deliverance to those who are chained and hopeless because of wrong habits of eating and living.

Is there a field for such a journal? Is there need of such information? Do you need it? Do your friends need it?

Will you not secure the magazine for yourself? Will you not show it to your friends and neighbors?

Send orders for July number. Price, 5 cents a copy; 50 cents a year.

For $2.50 you can have the journal Life and Health sent for a year to five of your friends, and a copy sent to your own address for one year FREE.

We want 25,000 new subscribers in the next sixty days, and we want to keep on growing at that rate for several months to come. Is it too much to expect? What a powerful aid in uplifting suffering humanity the journal would become if it had a circulation of 100,000 copies monthly. If every one will do his part, this result can be attained.

WILL YOU HELP?

Address your State Tract Society, or Review and Herald Publishing Association, 222 North Capitol St., Washington, D. C., U. S. A.