THE CV MOSBY COMPANY

PINE BLVD.- ST.LOUIS, MISSOURI

EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT

August 10, 1937

Dr, FF. C. Allen
University of Kansas
College of Liberal Arts
Lawrence, Kansas

     
 
    
   
   
 
   

Dear Dr. Allen:

Mr. Oberst learned that you were to teach the new course in
hygiene which is to be offered at the University of Kansas —
this fall when he called at the college of liberal arts re-
cently. He requested that we send you a complimentary copy
of Turner's "Personal Hygiene," which we published a short
time ago, and accordingly one was mailed to you on July 27.

If your course is to be one semester's length, and is to in-
clude a thorough treatment of all the important phases of
personal hygiene, then this book will fill your needs very
_well indeed. Probably, also, every professor likes a text
‘that has an air of being addressed directly to the student,
and speaks in language students understand and enjoy reading.
Here Turner measures up again. In fact, we think you will
agree, when youexamine it, that it isn't lacking along any
line at all which is necessary for the making of a good
textbook.

We always appreciate comments on our books, and would like to
have you write and tell us how you like it. If it impresses
you favorably, try it out in your classes this fall.

With our kindest regards.

    

 

THE C. V. (MOSBY COMPANY

   

B. O. LeBlanc
BOL:AH Educational Department