Foreword

WHEN the death of J. R. Miller was announced, many of the tens of thousands who every year looked forward to the appearance of new volumes from his pen feared that there would be no more of his helpful books. But a pleasant surprise awaits his world-wide audience. While fulfilling a promise to him to complete for publication two volumes on which he was at work until the pen dropped from his weakening hand, I discovered among his manuscripts rich material which has never been published in book form. So it is possible this year to offer another volume in the series of books of which already more than two million copies have been sold. The chapters of “Things That Eniforetoorb

dure” are here presented just as they came from the heart and brain of him who found his greatest joy in helping others.

John T. Far is.
Philadelphia, U.8.A*