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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 8, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 32.

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Life and Health Sales and Camp Meeting

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Two editions of Life and Health for August were printed, making a grand total of 81,559 copies. Brother A. J. S. Bourdeau, manager of our magazine department, informs us that this entire edition was all sold by July 31, with orders for several hundred copies which he was unable to fill. The sale of the August edition is the largest ever reached by this magazine. All unfilled orders will be supplied with the September number, on which mailing began July 31. The September number of Life and Health is one of the very best that has been issued. The instruction throughout is practical, and of such a character as can be utilized by every one. Readers will find much practical help and instruction in this number, which, if applied in the time of need, will save them sickness as well as the expense of a physician. Read this excellent number, and urging will not be required to lead you to carry it to your friends and neighbors.
Possibly the largest camp-meeting of the season convened this week in Southern California, August 5. The brethren stated there would be 450 tents pitched. Elder W. A. Spicer left Washington last week to attend this meeting.