THE September number of Life and Health comes to the public with the leading article on the "Common Disorders of Children," with suggestions for treatment. This number of the journal will be especially interesting and profitable to mothers. It will contain much that will be of value to them in the care of their children. In this number of the journal is a masterly article upon the subject of "Vegetarianism"—its relation to health. The meat question is thoroughly treated by quotations from other publications. The Culinary Department in this number of Life and Health will be very interesting and profitable to housekeepers, as it contains many suggestions on the preparation of special foods. The editorials contain very instructive matter upon pure food legislation and the new pure food laws. Questions and Answers Department will be especially helpful.
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