OUT OF DOORS

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Aug 23, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 33.

"OUT-OF-DOORS, under the blue dome of heaven, where the sun shines and the fresh breezes blow, where the grass springs up under foot, and the silent stars look down by night—here amid life's great 'primal sanities,' with energy, gladsomeness, and health teeming on every side, man had his ancient home. Here he toiled, and here he also enjoyed the fruits of his labors, his wants being few and easily satisfied, his pleasures natural and wholesome." So reads the first paragraph of this beautiful little volume by M. Ellsworth Olsen. Its chapters are as follows:

A Sedentary Race The Problem of the Children The Young Man's Needs Beauty Culture Out-of-Doors More Fresh Air and Less Furniture "Too Much House" The Higher Ministry of Field and Wood Around the Camp-Fire "The Long Brown Path" Back to Nature and the Soil

Get a copy of this health-provoking booklet, read it, and then give it to some one else to enjoy. Cloth bound, 60 cents, post-paid. In Canada, 75c.

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