The December Number of Life and Health by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 29, 1906

The December Number of Life and Health

By Editor

The December number of Life and Health will complete twelve excellent numbers for 1906, and we believe all will agree that it is the best of all. It is full of good things, among which we specify—

Suggestion a Factor in the Prevention or Production of Sleep—Why many persons, otherwise healthy, are unable to get a good night's rest, and how the difficulty may be obviated; Divine Healing—One of the best articles in this series; Eczema (tetter or salt-rheum)—Imparting a knowledge of what causes it will enable many to escape it, or if they have it, to get relief; Why Not Be Happy?—Especially good for all; QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS—On topics in which the public is ever interested; EDITORIALS—On current topics and comments from the December medical magazines; Colds and Their Cure, “Subject to Colds,” The Weather Not to Blame, Consumption and Pneumonia, Tuberculosis in Schools, The Terror of a Word, The Great White Plague, The Harmfulness of Drugs, No Poison More Poisonous than Tobacco, Alcohol and Tobacco Destructive of Efficiency, Alcohol as an Internal Germicide; THE MEDICAL MISSIONARY AT WORK—Reports from Missions; HEALTHFUL COOKERY—Lunches for School Children, Recipes, Practical Suggestions; FOR THE MOTHER—Pitfalls for Our Boys, etc.

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