THE APRIL Life & Health by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 23, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 12.

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THE APRIL Life & Health

By Editor

The Tuberculosis Number

Common Sense Applied Fads and Extremes Exposed

In the Discussion of

HOME Care of Consumptives: Fads in the Treatment of Tuberculosis; The Conquest of Tuberculosis; Climatic Cure of Consumption; Dangers of Tuberculosis From Meat; Things Every One Can Do to Prevent Consumption.

With these discussions on tuberculosis are associated many sensible, seasonable, sound suggestions on the Nature of Disease and Its Cure; the Law of Rest in the Healing of Disease; Common-Sense Eating and Drinking; Bilious Headaches: Cause and Cure; Infant Feeding; Good Cooking; The Voice of Leading Magazines on Hygiene and Kindred Topics; and other practical health subjects that are attracting attention at the present time.

April 23 Tuberculosis Day

April 23 has been set apart by all the popular churches in the United States as tuberculosis day. On that day the sermons in more than 200,000 churches will bear upon tuberculosis, its prevention and cure. The interest of the people will, therefore, render the circulation of the April number of LIFE AND HEALTH easy. It will be a good number for this opportune time.

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