By GEORGE L. WALTON, M.D. 12mo. Cloth, $1.00 net.
Dr. Walton's slogan, "Why Worry," swept the country. His little book of
that title did an infinite amount of good. "Peg Along" is the 1915
slogan. Hundreds of thousands of fussers, fretters, semi- and would-be
invalids, and all other halters by the wayside should be reached by Dr.
Walton's stirring encouragement to "peg along." In this new book he shows
us how to correct our missteps of care, anxiety, fretting, fear,
martyrism, over-insistence, etc., by teaching us real steps in the
chapters on work and play, managing the mind, Franklin's and Bacon's
methods, etc., etc. Send copies of this inspiring little work to friends
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Under the Red Cross Flag
At Home and Abroad
By MABEL T. BOARDMAN, Chairman of the National Relief Board, American
Red Cross.
Foreword by PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON.
Fully illustrated. Decorated cloth. Gilt top. $1.50 net.
The American Red Cross and the name of Miss Boardman have been
inseparably connected for many years; her own story is one of fascinating
human interest to all who feel a bond of sympathy with those who suffer.
To-day it is the European War, but in unforgotten yesterdays there was
the Philippine Typhoon, the Vesuvian Eruption, the Chinese Famine, and
almost countless other disasters in which the heroes and heroines of the
Red Cross have worked and met danger in their effort to alleviate the
sufferings of humanity. This is the only complete historical work upon
the subject that has yet been written; no one, accounting experience and
literary ability, is better fitted to present the facts than is the
author.