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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 7, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 19.

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To Abort a Felon

Cover the end of the finger with a cloth or with absorbent cotton saturated with alcohol,

Measles and Scarlet Fever

THE following treatment of measles (and also of scarlet fever) has been used with ex-

Special Exercise, Recreation, and School Gardens Number

The Proverb, "All Work and No Play Makes Jack a Dull Boy," Should Be Heeded by Old as Well as Young; for It Expresses a Great Physical Law

OTHER MAY FEATURES

The Shrunken School Ground — Function of Play — Frequent Cause of Back Strain — Mountain Climbing as an Exercise — The Nerve Garden — Menus for a Week in May — Disease Transmission — Spread of Infectious Diseases — Animal and Vegetable Fat — Tuberculosis From Milk — Indigestion — Questions and Answers Department, etc.

ONE YEAR, $1.00 — SINGLE COPY, 10 CENTS

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THE GOOD $1.50 MAY DO

For this amount we will send LIFE AND HEALTH to five of your friends for SIX MONTHS — regular price, $2.50. Or, this amount will pay for SIX "TRIAL" SUBSCRIPTIONS for FOUR MONTHS each.

LIFE AND HEALTH • Washington, D. C.

A FREQUENT CAUSE OF BACK STRAIN

DELILA B. DERRICK

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