Life and Health for October
By Editor
"Life and Health" for October.—This is the first of two special numbers for a vigorous autumn campaign in health matters by the publishers and editors of Life and Health, Washington, D. C. Note the subjects treated by experienced physicians and writers: "Chronic Rheumatism of the Joints," by Geo. A. Hare, M.S., M.D., gives the symptoms of the disease, and the doctor's suggestions concerning treatment and diet. "Extremes in Diet," by Mrs. E. G. White, tells what true dietetic reform means as opposed to the fads, fancies, and extremes of some so-called reformers. "The Little Tot," by Augusta C. Bainbridge, the second article in the series, "The Daughter in the Home," is full of practical suggestions to parents. "A Visit to a Japanese Hospital," by S. A. Lockwood, M.D. Illustrated. "Making Bed Comforts," by Mrs. D. A. Field. The Mother's department contains "The Home Life," "Tact with Children," "The Power of Mother's Voice," "Making Children Show Off," and more beside. Editorials: "Prepare for the Winter Diseases," "Guard the Child against a Crippled Heart," "Food Frauds." These are practical, as are also Questions and Answers. And this issue is only five cents a copy, $2.50 a hundred, or two and one-half cents a copy for 25 or more copies to one address. Address Life and Health, 222 North Capitol Street, Washington, D. C.