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Life and Health for 1907

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

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 48.

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Life and Health for 1907

By Editor

It is not our purpose to specify definitely what Life and Health shall contain during the year 1907, because we often find matter of such a nature that it is of the utmost importance at the time, and such as we can not produce beforehand. We can promise not to give “cut-and-dried” matter; everything will be fresh and up-to-date. Neither are we promising “special numbers” beyond our purpose to make every number better than those preceding it.
Among some general features in next year’s issues we might mention a continuation of Mrs. Bainbridge’s very practical and popular articles on “Divine Healing.” Those who have read her previous articles will not need any further introduction.
Dr. J. R. Leadsworth will conduct a department to be known as “The Consulting Room.” In this department will be given short, practical talks to patients, such as are actually given to those who come for advice.
The Questions and Answers department will continue under Dr. Hare’s management. This announcement is sufficient to guarantee that it will be most helpful and intensely practical. Both Dr. Leadsworth and Dr. Hare have in mind articles based on their recent observations in Europe.
The department of Current Comment, containing the pith of health articles from the different popular periodicals, is a feature that will be continued, and the best from all health journals will be reproduced in Life and Health during the year.
The Household Suggestions department will be more than ever devoted to the first principles of cooking and housekeeping. An effort will be made to meet the people where they are, and to help them where they most need help.
The department For the Mother is one of the most important departments in the journal, for upon the training of the children by the mother depends the character of the rising generation. The editor of this department realizes this, and she is determined to make this department more than ever a real help to mothers.
All the other departments will be carefully prepared with the good of the public constantly in mind.