The “Signs Monthly” for July by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 23, 1910

The “Signs Monthly” for July

By Editor

TIMELY messages of truth on liberty, civil and religious, and an equally strong presentation of other subjects of vital importance and thrilling interest, fill the July Signs Monthly from cover to cover. Our list of contributors alone should insure a careful reading and a wide circulation of this issue.

Following are the titles and a brief outline of some of the leading articles:—

“The Altar Fires of Liberty,” by Mrs. John S. Wightman, whose article, “The American Birthright of Religious Liberty,” was so acceptable in our last July number, presents some cardinal principles of religious liberty in an attractive and instructive way.

“The Work of Maximilian in Mexico,” by Elder J. O. Corliss, presents in a forceful way some history not any too well known.

A new series on “Protestantism,” from the pen of George A. Snyder, begins in the July issue.

A large portion of the thinking world has accepted evolution without any reservation, although evolution is a great unproved system of philosophy. It is deplorably misleading in many respects. George McCready Price’s article on the “Development of the Evolutionary Doctrine,” should be read by all, and given the widest possible circulation.

In “Current Topics” will be a graphically illustrated article on the “Naval Bill,” and what it means to this country. Some very interesting points of unwritten history are set forth—points of interest between this nation and England, showing what prevented England from going to war with America at one time.

The fifth article of the Astronomy series, “Rolled Together as a Scroll,” will appear in the July issue. It deals with the closing events of the great drama of the ages, when the great curtain of the skies will be withdrawn, and the startled inhabitants of earth will behold the thrilling sights promised by seers and prophets in ages past.

This issue is well illustrated, and made up with the object of attracting attention to the truths of God’s Word, and encouraging the reader to further study along the same lines.

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