Temperance Number of the Youth’s Instructor
The Temperance Number of the Youth’s Instructor has come to hand. It is an excellent issue. Some of the principal articles are: “Why I Am Against Liquor,” by Dr. Wilfred Grenfell; “A Picture Painted in 1907 cost $1,744,447,672;” “The Subtleness of Drink,” by Harry G. Greensmith; “Do You Know?” “Alcohol and Tobacco Among the South Sea Islanders,” by D. H. Kress, M.D.; and many others. All are short and to the point. There is a striking page of “witnesses” to temperance, with portraits as well as words. There are twenty-four pages besides covers. The Instructor family ought to give it a tremendous circulation among the young. Price of this number, 10 cents; price per year, $1.00. Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C., is the address.