Life and Health for November
By Editor
"Life and Health" for November, is a number that ought to interest parents especially. It really is upon not only a question of interest but it meets a need. One of the great problems in this country has been the health of school children, and warnings innumerable have been heard from physicians. The November number of Life and Health gives large consideration to this question. The first article is "The Health of School Children from a Physician's Standpoint." There are articles on "The Necessity of Play," "The Daughter in the Home," "Foods at a Boarding-place," "School Lunches," "At What Age a Child Should Begin School," "The Primary School Teacher," and an article on the school girl and her relation to the other sex. The editorial department deals largely with the school question from the health standpoint also. To use a conventional, hackneyed term, the various departments of the journal are well sustained, and the price is only five cents. No family could make a better investment than to send fifty cents to the Review and Herald Publishing Association, 222 N. Capitol St., Washington, D. C., and obtain the Life and Health for a year.