Health and Temperance Magazine by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 15, 1915

Health and Temperance Magazine

By Editor

Our new magazine Health and Temperance is fast becoming an indispensable factor in the home. One department, the School of Health, considers various ailments and suggests timely preventives. The department For the Mother is full of valuable suggestions each month, which are of great benefit to mothers. The Questions and Answers department is conducted personally by the editor, and Dr. Heald takes pleasure in giving advice, through the magazine or by return mail. This alone will save doctors' bills. The new Temperance department keeps the readers of the magazine posted on current events in the temperance movement. Each month you know the latest, see the current cartoons, and note the new “drys” or “wets.” Temperance workers appreciate this.

If you do not read Health and Temperance, you miss much. Send two subscriptions at $1 each, and you can get your own free; or you can buy twenty copies for one dollar, or fifty copies for two dollars, and by selling them earn more than enough to pay for your subscription. Many make a profitable business selling this magazine. Address your tract society, or Health and Temperance, Washington, D. C.