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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Oct 13, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 41.

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“The Best Number Yet”

The October number of Life and Health has met with a very encouraging reception. Many assert that it is the best number yet issued. The contents of this number are such as the public interests demand.
This health journal is published primarily with the view of reaching those not of “the faith” who have not access to other denominational literature, and who may not accept as authority all that has been given to this people. It is the aim to take no extreme position which might turn people away from this work. It is designed to be in health lines what The Signs of the Times is in general lines, the pioneer paper to meet the minds of those to whom these truths are new, to feed “milk” rather than “strong meat.”
It is intended to make the magazine an advocate of health principles which can not be gainsaid, and which will be a help to the readers of the REVIEW as well as to others.