THE JUNE NUMBER OF *Life and Health

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 25, 1911

THE JUNE NUMBER OF Life and Health

The June number of Life and Health brings a volume of practical instruction, clothed in simple language, upon such topics as—

How to Prevent Tuberculosis—the theme of public interest in all places; The Advantages of Country Life—the moral, physical, and mental influence of fresh air and sunshine; The Evil Effects of Worrying; The Curse of Alcohol; The Increase of Infantile Paralysis; The Care of Children; The Evils of the House-Fly; The Benefits of the Bath; Common-Sense Physical Culture for the Sick; Fruits, Their Use as Food; Drugs for Emergencies, Not Specifics; Old Age Not Measured by Years, but by the Manner of Life; A Diet for Acute Inflammatory Skin Disease; Mouth Treatment in Health and Sickness; The Influence of Home Upon Character and Health; and many other topics of present public interest to all classes.

All Orders for This Number of Life and Health Should Be Sent Through the Conference Tract Societies