A MONTHLY MAGAZINE Devoted to HEALTH, TEMPERANCE, and FAMILY HYGIENE
THE following are the names of some of the writers who will contribute to the PACIFIC HEALTH JOURNAL during the coming year, and an outline of what may be expected from their pens. Articles by physicians will not be technical, but in plain language, so as to be easily comprehended and utilized in families
J. H. KELLOGG, M. D., Physician-in-chief of the Battle Creek Sanitarium, will furnish a series of articles: "A Doctor's Chats with His Patients."
W. R. SIMMONS, M. D., Superintendent Portland Sanitarium, "Personal and General Hygiene."
J. R. LEADSWORTH, M. D., Superintendent Mount View Sanitarium, Spokane, Washington, "Rational Treatment."
DAVID PAULSON, M. D., Manager Chicago Sanitarium, will furnish a feast of good things in hygienic lines.
B. B. BOLTON, M. D., Director of Laboratory of Hygiene of Los Angeles Sanitarium, will furnish from time to time, "The Most Recent Developments in the Science of Healing."
MRS. E. G. WHITE, a number of papers on "Bible Method of Healing."
THE JOURNAL represents the interests of all the medical missionary institutions on the Pacific Coast, and will print items of interest regarding them and their work from time to time.
THE EDITOR will present an important series of papers on "Tuberculosis—Its Recognition, Prevention, and Treatment."
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT, conducted by MRS. M. C. WILCOX. This department expects to be fully awake and up-to-date, giving points of great value to mothers, wives, housekeepers, and women generally. It can not help being greatly interesting.
"CARE OF THE SICK IN THE HOME," by MRS. H. E. BRIGHOUSE, M. D., and MISS MARIE WARNE, of the St. Helena Sanitarium. These articles will be full of practical instruction for the home.
"THE QUESTION BOX," by the EDITOR, will answer questions of general interest in the field occupied by the JOURNAL.
"COOKING SCHOOL," EVELINE HELMAN, M. D., Director of School of Scientific Cookery, Battle Creek Sanitarium; MRS. J. R. LEADSWORTH, of Mount View Sanitarium; MRS. S. H. COLVIN, of St. Helena Sanitarium.
B. F. RICHARDS and W. S. SADLER will furnish articles especially interesting to young people.
