A Wider Field

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

UNDER this heading the Pacific Union Recorder prints the following paragraph concerning the transfer of the Pacific Health Journal to Washington, D. C.:—

For more than eighteen years our able exponent of correct principles of living, the Pacific Health Journal, has been published on the Pacific Coast. It has brought light and knowledge into many homes as its visits have been repeated from month to month. Heretofore its field has been limited to the Pacific Coast, but at the session of the union conference held at Healdsburg last March, it was recommended that a health journal be published at some central point in the East, and it was offered to the Review and Herald, with the privilege of changing its make-up as thought best. The invitation has been accepted, and it is announced that, beginning with the July number, the Pacific Health Journal will be published in Washington, under a new title, which will indicate that it is for the entire field. Dr. G. H. Heald, who has been connected with the Journal for a number of years, will continue as the editor. The subscription price will remain the same, fifty cents a year. It will be enlarged to thirty-two pages. Subscriptions for this magazine should be placed with your church librarian, or sent to the Review and Herald, 222 North Capitol St., Washington, D. C.