Life and Health for May by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 27, 1911

Life and Health for May

By Editor

A PRACTICAL HOME NUMBER

Home Care of Consumptives; Home Gymnastics for the Middle-Aged; Home Vacations—How to Take Them; Home Water Treatments for a Large Number of the Common Diseases; Home Suggestions on the Treatment of Nervous Children; Home Rules for Correcting Bad Habits in Living; besides many of the best things successful practising physicians and others have written on health topics.

Good for Everybody

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Second Issue Liberty for 1911

A TEACHERS’ NUMBER

Profusely illustrated, and especially adapted to the needs of public-school teachers. It takes up religious liberty topics in connection with school questions which will readily appeal to teachers, and the discussion of which will bring out in a convincing way the simple foundation principles of religious liberty, that have been neglected for many years. “The Public School Teacher and the Christian Religion,” “Should Religion Be Taught in the Public Schools?” and “Religion in the Public Schools,” are among the subjects considered. Who will help take this number of Liberty to public-school teachers everywhere?

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