Life and Health Grows by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Sep 8, 1904

Life and Health Grows

By Editor

WE are sure that our people will be interested to know that Life and Health is meeting with a most favorable, and even flattering reception.

When we received the subscription list of the Pacific Health Journal from its former publishers, the number of copies required for subscriptions thereon was 1,950. Advance orders for the July issue were such as to justify us in printing seven thousand copies, and the entire number is now sold, as is also the August number, of which we printed a first edition of seven thousand copies and a second edition of fifteen hundred copies.

Meantime subscriptions and orders for twenty-five, fifty, and one hundred copies have come in so rapidly that twelve thousand copies of the September issue were necessary to meet the demands, and this number has now been mailed to all who have ordered.

We intended at first to start in with large editions of Life and Health, but found that our conference medical departments were not so thoroughly organized as would be necessary to carry forward the plans we had in mind, nor was our office force ready for such an undertaking. So we decided to begin at the bottom and “grow.”

We are very thankful for the many good words which have been received, and for the hearty co-operation so spontaneously given to this journal, and if our friends will continue this good work, we shall soon reach the twenty-five thousand mark.

Now is a favorable opportunity to work, and people everywhere are interested in their own health. Life and Health fills a unique place in our literature, is low in price, and brimful of real practical matter that all classes will appreciate. You can send it to five of your friends and have a copy for yourself, all to be sent a full year, for $2.50. Single subscriptions, 50 cents a year. Address Life and Health, 222 North Capitol St., Washington, D. C.