The July Number of LIFE AND HEALTH

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 22, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 25.

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The July Number of LIFE AND HEALTH

SPECIAL VACATION & SUMMER NUMBER

Facsimile of cover design executed in three colors
Facsimile of cover design executed in three colors

A Message of Life, Health, and Good Cheer!

Profusely Illustrated; Beautiful and Instructive Without and Within
June edition of 50,000 copies sold by Wednesday, June 7, with orders on our desk for over 5,000 copies, which we were unable to fill. JULY ISSUE, first edition, 65,000 copies. Orders for June number received since June 7 to be filled with July number.

Note a Few of the Sixty-Four Leading Topics

A Sermon on Milk; The Business Woman’s Vacation; A Message of Summer and Hygiene; Home Care of Consumptives; Ode to the Fly (5 cartoons); Where Do We Get Our Meat? (9 illustrations; an astounding revelation of slaughter-house conditions — government statistics); Healthful Cookery — Berries and Stone Fruits (10 recipes); Medical Missionary Work in Mexico, Australia, Argentina, etc.; A Mothers’ Movement; International Hygiene Congress; The Common Drinking-Cup (striking cartoon); Good yet Cheap Living; Aftermath of the Holiday; A Refrigerator Without Ice (how to make); Noise and the Cult of the Vulgar; A New Remedy for Whooping-Cough; Remedy for Ivy-Poisoning.

A Few Figures

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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE!

Twelve hundred successful agents are demonstrating that they can earn from $3 to $22.20 a day through the sale of “Life and Health.” One lady agent sold as high as 370 copies in one day, and 1,000 copies in four consecutive days, in the city of Lincoln, Neb. Agents in residence districts average from 30 to 50 sales a day. Those working the business offices and stores, sell from 65 to 200 copies a day.
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