THE WORK AND THE WORKERS

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 4, 1914

THE WORK AND THE WORKERS

THE beautiful July or "Care of the Children," "Hot Weather Dangers," "Obesity," and "What to Do First" number of Life and Health is now ready. Speaks for itself. Order early!

WHY not devote three weeks, a month, or even two months, to earning a college scholarship for next year through the sale of Life and Health, Liberty, the Protestant Magazine, or the Temperance Instructor? Send 25 cents to your tract society for sample copy of each.

THE following telegram, just received from a gentleman putting up at Statler's Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., is of interest: "Send as many copies as possible of the Protestant Magazine for $5.00. Money order telegraphed. Rush for big meeting Wednesday night." Sent him 125 copies of the June number.

SPEAKING of the June Protestant Magazine, Pastor E. E. Andross, president of the Pacific Union Conference, says: "We will do all we can to give this number a large circulation in our field. I can assure you I am greatly pleased with the work the Protestant Magazine is doing. I am sure it is destined to be a very potent factor in the closing of this work."

A FEW of the interesting articles in the July Life and Health, now ready: "The Annual Assassination of Infants," by Leonard K. Hirshberg, A. B., M. D., Johns Hopkins University; "Hot Weather Care of the Children," by Edythe Stoddard Seymour; "More About Bob;" "Care of Milk in the Home;" "The Rights of Children;" "Background of Our Children's Lives;" "Obesity, Its Cause and Cure;" "Heat and Infant Mortality;" "Why Children Go Wrong;" "Babies Are Cheap;" "Community Dangers;" "What to Do First" (for freckles, nosebleed, chigoes, mineral poisoning, seasickness, mushroom poisoning); "Questions and Answers." You can easily sell 100 to 1,000 copies in a few hours. The summer months are the most dangerous for the babies. Every mother and father will thank you for bringing this number to the house. Order 50 today — only $2.00 — and then sell for $5.00.

The “ Protestant Flying Brigade ” Composed of Student Volunteers From Emmanuel Missionary College, Berrien Springs, Mich.

THE two-page cartoon in the center of the current number of Liberty, entitled "Gallio's Wise Decision — Religious Matters No Business of the State" (see Acts 18:12-16), is well worth the price of this "Pilgrim Fathers," "Church Monopolies," "Sunday Law Court Decisions," and "True Patriotism" number. Full-page front cover illustration of the "Mayflower," also last-cover-page picture of the "Landing of the Pilgrims." Send $1.00 for 20 or $2.00 for 50 copies today.

AsK your tract society secretary how many copies of Life and Health you must sell to obtain a year or a half-year scholarship in the college or academy nearest you.

A FULL set of cloth-bound volumes of the Protestant Magazine for the years 1909-13, inclusive, gilt stamp on back, for $5.25. Includes every number from the first. First come, first served. Back numbers very rare.

ACCOMPANYING their order for $1.00 worth of the May and June Protestant, the Temperance House and Protestant Book Room, 1119 Washington St., Boston, Mass., write: "Your magazine is much needed in Boston. Have had our plate glass window bricked six times. Have had detectives working for about four weeks. Kept a night watchman at the place nights for seven weeks, being refused police protection. Plate glass costs $50 each time it is smashed, so you see what it is to run a Protestant Book Room in Boston." These brave people handle a club of the Protestant every month.

A TELEGRAM from the California Bible House, Oakland, Cal., reads thus: "Send 1,000 Temperance Instructor and 300 more June Life and Health. Enter our order for 1,200 July Life and Health and 200 July Protestant." A total of 2,700 magazines!