The April Number of Good Health
By Editor
The April number of Good Health is conspicuous for a variety of interesting and valuable articles. "The Education of the Poor in Hygiene and Sanitation" is a very practical paper, by the editor. "The Fashions of Nature," by Mary Henry Rossiter, illustrated by original half-tones, is an attractive feature. Dr. Jay W. Seaver, A.M., M.D., of Yale University, contributes a scientific yet popular article on "Medical Gymnastics in Sweden." This article is illustrated by cuts of Swedish masseurs at work. The current number of Dr. Riley's series, on "The Hygienic Management of Insomnia," is particularly practical and noteworthy. Dr. Kate Lindsay departs a little from her usual line of subjects, and treats of "Criminal Education in Early Life." The "School of Health" is packed full of helpful suggestion. "How to Breathe," "Cultivated Deformities," "The Baby's First Wardrobe," "Bread Making," "The Use of Cold Water in Chronic Disease," "The Gastric Juice and Its Functions," and "Back-yard Hygiene," are the special topics treated. A paper on "Food Reform," by a lady in Japan, is interesting as showing how far and how rapidly the principles advocated by Good Health are advancing. "The Best Diet for Consumptives" is prescribed by Dr. W. H. Riley, of the Boulder, Colo., Sanitarium. The Good Health Publishing Co., Battle Creek, Mich., will be glad to send you sample copies.