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MIDSUMMER GOOD HEALTH

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 29, 1900

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 77, No. 22.

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MIDSUMMER GOOD HEALTH.

THE Good Health Publishing Company desires to call the attention of the REVIEW AND HERALD readers to a special issue of Good Health, called “The Midsummer Number,” which will be ready about June 20, and suitable for circulation until the latter part of October. It will be a real missionary number and all who would do a little missionary work among their neighbors and friends, and give them the principles of “health reform” in an acceptable way, will find this issue to meet a long-felt want. And your neighbors will BUY this number where you could not reach them with religious tracts.
“The Midsummer Number” will be a true entering wedge for all religious work. It will contain many valuable articles treating upon diet and dress adaptable to summer, and the methods for treatment of summer diseases.
Among the principal articles will be the following: “Summer Foods,” “How to Treat Children’s Diseases in Summer,” “Hygiene on the Farm,” “Hydrotherapeutic Measures Appropriate to Summer,” by Dr. J. H. Kellogg; “Japanese Children,” “Manifestations of Nervousness,” and “Pretty Designs of Summer Dresses.”
The above are important subjects, and the people are looking for true methods of treatment for their diseases. Many are losing confidence in patent medicines, and are turning to the false divine healers who are constantly springing up to reap a rich harvest, because they have no knowledge of the laws by which health is secured and preserved. Sickness, disease of every kind, ruined constitutions, premature decay, and untimely deaths are the result of the violation of nature’s laws.
If you would help humanity, aid in selling this number. Price, ten cents a copy. The Good Health Publishing Company desires every REVIEW reader to become their agent, and will furnish this number in lots of five or more, at five cents a copy. Order at once, through your tract society, or from the Good Health Publishing Company, Battle Creek, Mich.