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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 7, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 45.

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THE WORK AND THE WORKERS

By Editor

Every mother should read the article on “Immodest Feminine Dress” found in the beautiful November issue of Life and Health.
Is physical culture increasing the stature of the Japanese nation? What will it do for you? See article in November Life and Health. Ten cents a copy.
For ten good rules by which to avoid the dread disease “Infantile Paralysis,” see article on page 613 of the beautiful November issue of Life and Health.
Can you prove that God is the author of religious liberty? If not, read the article “Religious Liberty Conferred by Divine Authority” in the last issue of Liberty magazine.
Brother J. A. Skinner orders 1,000 copies of the “Catholic Federation” and “Sunday Mails” number of Liberty magazine for sale in St. Louis, Mo. Says he will sell 2,000 there.
Would you not like to know how to prepare a Thanksgiving dinner without meat? See article “The Reformed Thanksgiving Dinner,” on page 633 of the November Life and Health.
The October 19 issue of the Jesuit weekly America devotes its first editorial (1½ columns) to a discussion of one article found in Liberty magazine. The article is quoted from at length.
Shall the United States help to support papal missions in Peru? For Rome’s latest plan see page 149 of the current issue of Liberty magazine. Price, 10 cents a copy; $1 for 20 or $2 for 50.
Have you read the “Physical Culture” and “Good Teeth” number of Life and Health? Have your neighbors? Fifty cents will pay for 10 copies, $1 for 20, or $2 for 50, to sell or distribute among your acquaintances.
Having good or bad teeth is largely a matter of diet. If you wish to know what to eat and what not to eat with this in view, read the article on “Tooth Decay,” by Dr. D. H. Kress, in the November Life and Health.
If you wish to engage in an easy and profitable line of work adapted to the young, the old, and the middle-aged, address your tract society for full particulars as to agency for Life and Health, Liberty, or the Protestant Magazine.
If you would know how it would be to have the Roman Catholic Church in control of the United States government, read “Putting the Church Over the State in Colombia,” on page 159 of the last issue of Liberty magazine. A timely warning to America!
Did Congress have the right to attach a “Sunday-closing rider” to the Post-office Appropriation Bill? See “American Principles in the Balance,” on page 165 of “Catholic Federation” and “Sunday Mails” number of Liberty magazine. Send $1 for 20 copies to distribute in your neighborhood. Sell 10 to get your money back, then give away the other ten.
What causes pellagra? This terrible disease is now found in more than forty States. See page 624 of the November Life and Health.
Our two editions of the October Protestant Magazine being entirely exhausted, we are now obliged to begin all $1 subscriptions for 1913 with the November issue, thus giving the subscriber fourteen numbers for $1.
If you wish to know how Rome succeeded in having Dr. Silas Swallow’s separation-of-church-and-state plank rejected by the Prohibition Party Convention, read the article “Rome and the Prohibition Party Platform” in the current issue of Liberty magazine. Send 25 cents in stamps for five copies.
All readers and subscribers for our magazine Life and Health are entitled to the free medical advice of the editor, Dr. G. H. Heald, through that most interesting department of the magazine entitled “Questions and Answers.” In the November number fourteen vital questions are answered in a sensible manner. Send $1 for one year, $2 for three years, or $3 for five years.
Did you know that officials of the new patriotic organization “Guardians of Liberty” offered to swing 600,000 votes to the Prohibition party if it adopted Dr. Swallow’s church-and-state plank in its party platform? How did priest Zurcher, of East Aurora, N. Y., succeed in having said plank rejected? See article in current Liberty, page 173. Send $2 for 50 copies to distribute among temperance and prohibition people in your vicinity.
Are Roman Catholic voters instructed how to vote by their priests? See article “A Significant Episode,” containing photograph of an advertisement which Mr. O. M. Plummer, a Protestant candidate for the Portland, Oregon, school board, was obliged to insert in the Oregon Daily Journal to counteract instructions by two Catholic priests in that city, to their congregations. It is contained in the current issue of Liberty magazine.
The October 23 issue of the Christian Herald is largely devoted to a symposium by the leading Protestant authorities in America, entitled “The Nation’s Voice on Rome.” You surely have several neighbors who are subscribers for the Christian Herald. Why not approach them with both Protestant Magazine and Liberty and secure their subscriptions? The editors of the Christian Herald inform us of their admiration for our religious liberty principles as voiced in these magazines.