An interesting picture because it tells a story about the little red seal that seems to make it more of a personal appeal than ever before. The story of the girl's sacrifice, after her struggle and victory, make her final reward seem all the more righteous. Then comes the description in graphic pictures of the conditions which breed consumption and the means by which modern science is fighting it. And the little seal which indicates that you have done something to help in the fight costs only a penny. The company has worked out the dramatic portion admirably, and it is, perhaps, well worth while that the explanation of conditions and illustrations of means for preventing and curing are made so plain. Pictures of this class should not be restricted in circulation, neither as to the time or place of their exhibition. - The Moving Picture World, December 31, 1910
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