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- The Bible in the Public Schools
- Domestic Education
- Authors and Subjects in Our Schools
- Battle Creek and the Southern Field
- Sunday Labor: And the Way to Oppose Error
- Methods of Work in the Southern Field
- Diet for Workers and Sick
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- Temperance in Diet
- Meat-Eating
- Meat Eating
- The Essential Education
- Our School Work
- True Education
- Controlling Brethren
- Exercise Versus Amusement.
- Behavior of Students
- Words to the Young
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- Unity in Work and in Counsel
- Dress Reform
- Study for Time and Eternity
- Short Work in School
- Rational Education
- Training an Army of Missionaries
- To Teachers
- Adopting Infant Children
- Principles of Finance
- The Need of Harmonious Action Among Teachers
- Life in Medical Missionary Work
- Practical Missionary Work a Branch of Education
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- School Finance
- The Education Our Schools Should Bring
- A Satanic Program
- Bible Teaching in our Schools
- Dealing with Delinquent Students
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- School Diet, Etc.
- Help to be Given to our Schools
- Kingly Power
- The Regular Lines
- Neglect of the Southern Field
- The Work of Christ's Object Lessons and the Berrien Springs School
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- Lines Regular and Irregular
- Student Teachers
- The School at Berrien Springs
- Faith Under Discouragements
- Help for Berrien Springs
- The Necessity of a Close Walk with God
- Results of Indulgence in Meat-Eating
- Meat Diet and Life in Cities From MS. 133, ‘02 (P)
- Selection of Sanitarium Workers. From K. 200, ‘02 (P)
- Systematic Giving
- The Use of the Tithe
- The Work in Nashville
- Instruction Regarding the Southern Work
- The Use of Talents
- The Trees of the Lord
- The Mantle of Christ
- Counsels In Reform
- Unwise Changes
- The Work at Berrien Springs
- A Call to Service
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- Consolidation and Control
- September 3
- The Influence of Diet on Council-Meetings
- Establishing Schools in the South
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- Strong Minds and Weak Stomachs
- Counsels on Health and the Southern Field. From B. 200, 1903 (P)
- Points in Diet. From B 62, 1903 (P)
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- Our Attitude Toward the Work and Workers in the Southern Field. (Diary)
- Principles for the Guidance of Men in Positions of Responsibility
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- To the Teachers of the Fernando School
- To Those in Charge of the Fernando School
- To the Students of the Fernando School
- Right Principles of Management
- To Those in Council at Battle Creek, Michigan
- To Our Brethren in Council at Battle Creek
- Be Strong, and of Good Courage
- The Reopening of Battle Creek College, and the Fault of Large Institutions
- Bound, Not to Men, But to God
- To the Leaders in Our Medical Work
- Be Not Weary in Well-Doing
- The Training of Medical Missionaries
- The Development of the Medical Missionary Work
- Teach the Word
- A Warning of Danger
- The Battle Creek College Debt
- Giving Heed to Seducing Spirits
- Proposed Plan for Book, “Education”
- Stepping Off the Platform
- The Specious Working of Satan
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- God Above All
- Work Misrepresented
- Unify
- The Huntsville School
- The Necessity of Harmony
- The Signing of Agreements
- The Closing of the Southern Field
- The Work in the Southern States
- Will You Help?
- Unity, Not Consolidation
- Pioneers in the South
- The Conditions in Nashville
- Judge Not
- The Madison Sanitarium
- Harmonize As Christian Workers
- We Must Not Pull Apart
- Simplicity in Treatments
- Local Health Foods
- The Work at Madison
- Silence is Eloquence
- Cautions to a Reformer
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- Awake! Awake! Awake!
- Do Not Colonize
- Helping the Madison School
- Support to be Given Madison
- Encourage the Workers
- The Right Use of Means
- A Broader Work
- A Missionary Field
- All ye are Brethren
- The Work God Has Appointed
- The Right of Way to the Footstool of Christ
- Go Not to Human Agencies
- Health Reform Essential for These Times
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- An Appeal for the Madison School
- Backsliding in Health Reform
- Home Schools. (Partly included in Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students, 158 ff.)
- The Aim of Our School Work
- Is Man to be a Dictator?
- Work for Every Member of the Family
- Call Your Forces Into Action
- A Division of Large Companies
- The True Higher Education. (Part of this are contained in Counsels to Parents, Teachers, and Students, 11 ff.)
- The Hillcrest School
- To Our People in the Southern States
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- A Message for Our Young People
- “I Know My Work is Done.” (A Circular Letter from W. C. White.)
- “I Go Only a Little Before the Others”
- “Unto Him be Glory.” W. C. W.
- We are Laborers Together
- Who has Told Sister White?
- A Messenger
- Appeals for Means
Points in Diet. From B 62, 1903 (P)
Be very careful that unhealthful rich preparations of food are not presented as a sample of health reform cooking.SpM 261.3
You have said that you are a dyspeptic. I see no reason why you should be thus, if your preparations of food are wholesome, and if you eat at the right hours. I ask you to look carefully into these matters. I appreciate you most highly, my dear brother and sister. But I must tell you that you have lessons to learn in regard to your eating that you have not yet learned. I advise you to study closely into these things, and then give the stomach the best of care.SpM 261.4
For thirty-five years I have made it a practice to eat only two meals a day. Occasionally when traveling, I have eaten irregular meals when I have been thrown out of line by not being able to get my meals at the regular time. I am seventy-five years old; but I do as much writing as I ever did. My digestion is good, and my brain is clear.SpM 261.5
Our fare is simple and wholesome. We have on our table, no butter, no meat, no cheese, no greasy mixture of food.SpM 261.6