An Offer for Physiologic Therapeutics

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 29, 1910

An Offer for Physiologic Therapeutics

On his way to attend a medical meeting in Boston, Dr. H. R. Harrower recently spent a few days in Washington. We were glad to hear of the good progress he is making in publishing the American Journal of Physiologic Therapeutics (72 East Madison St., Chicago), a practical review of the principles and progress of non-drug methods. The journal is receiving the co-operation of some of the leading medical men of the country, and must do good service in a field of effort that we have a special interest in. While it is a journal for the profession, and the editor must handle the business and financial end himself, Dr. Harrower, who is a Seventh-day Adventist, and interested in all our work, wishes to make his enterprise a help to our medical missionary nurses and physicians. He has put his suggestion into writing, so that we can pass it on, as follows:—

The price of the journal is $1 a year (six issues); foreign postage, 25 cents extra. All Adventist physicians and medical workers may have their initial subscription extended six months free; i. e., eighteen months for a dollar. Any Adventist medical worker who desires to receive the journal, and can not well pay for it, may receive it at my expense. For my own sake, however, I would much prefer such to secure one paid-up subscription from somebody else. Every Adventist medical missionary in foreign lands may receive Physiologic Therapeutics absolutely without charge, save only for postage—25 cents a year; and even this will be remitted if a subscription from another at the regular rate is secured and sent in with the request for a complimentary subscription.