Good Health Midsummer Number.
By Editor
Our brethren and sisters will be pleased to learn that the first 50,000 edition of the Midsummer Good Health has been entirely exhausted. The second edition of 25,000 is now on the press, and orders for more than one half this number have been booked; yet we have heard from but few of our churches. This special number contains so many articles of importance on the subject of health and dietetics of practical value in every home that it should be circulated by the tens of thousands everywhere. The following are a few of the many topics considered in the Midsummer number: Why Do Invalids Travel? The Outdoor Gymnasium; Is Disease a Struggle for Life? How, What, and When to Drink; The Use of Water for the Relief of Pain, by J. H. Kellogg, M. D. This article alone is worth the price of the magazine. These special articles in the Midsummer Number of Good Health will be of interest to physicians, lawyers, professional men, teachers, business men, and your invalid neighbors. We are arranging to go to press with the third midsummer edition of Good Health. We earnestly request that those who have not placed their order, and desire to do so, will order from their Tract Society or the Good Health Pub. Co. at once, that we may know just how many to print, that all may be supplied with the magazine.