THE WORK AND THE WORKERS by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jul 23, 1914

THE WORK AND THE WORKERS

By Editor

JULY 9 orders booked for the special “Temperance” Life and Health called for 3,225 copies—forenoon mail only.

UP to July 14, orders had been received for nearly 25,000 of the special August or “Temperance” Life and Health. Selling fast!

WHAT is left of the summer vacation is ample time in which to earn a full year’s college scholarship through the sale of 2,000 to 2,500 copies of either Life and Health, Liberty, or the Protestant Magazine, or of all three. Send $2.00 for 50 copies, separate or mixed. Send to your tract society today.

BROTHER C. V. LEACH, field missionary agent for the Eastern Pennsylvania Conference, sends us a rush order for 1,000 Life and Health, Liberty, and Signs Magazine, in behalf of a lady agent just starting out in the magazine work. Brother Leach did faithful work for the magazines as well as the subscription books while field missionary agent for the District of Columbia Conference.

A TELEGRAM from Brother S. A. Ruskjer, field missionary secretary of the Minnesota Conference, calls for 1,050 copies of the special “Temperance” or August number of Life and Health. Is your order in? Is your second order in?

HERE is the editor’s own “Suggestive Short Canvass” for the great August or “Temperance” number of Life and Health: “The National Health Magazine! August number devoted to temperance. A strong advocate for nationwide prohibition. Most popular temperance and health magazine published. This article [name, pointing to page] and that one [pointing to another one] are worth many times the price of this one number. Ten cents.”

THE Constitutional amendment for national prohibition is now hanging in the balance in Congress. Congressmen dread to go on record because they must either antagonize the liquor interests with their strong money backing or else antagonize the strong temperance sentiment of the country. The liquor interests are using the press, lying pamphlets, books, etc., to arouse public sentiment against prohibition. NOW IS THE TIME FOR US TO WORK ALSO. Circulate the August or “Temperance” number of Life and Health—a great molder of public opinion. Send $2.00 for 50 or $1.00 for 20 copies today.

JUST a taste of the leading articles in the August or “Temperance” Life and Health. Note the titles: “Alcohol and the Mind,” “Alcohol and Racial Degeneracy,” “Truth About the Demon Rum,” “The Still,” “Alcohol and Accidents,” “Do Beer and Wine Make for Temperance?” “Back With the Saloon as a ‘Safety First’ Measure,” “Nation-Wide Prohibition,” “The Handwriting on the Wall,” “Fifty Doctors Against Alcohol,” “American Court Decisions and the Liquor Traffic,” “Uncle Sam’s Navy Dry.” These articles are all by experts and well-known authorities. Convincing pictures and cartoons also abound in this great number. Order today. Second large edition the next thing in order. EARN YOUR SCHOLARSHIP BY SELLING 2,000 to 2,500 OF THIS NUMBER. AN EASY TASK!