Two Foreign Temperance Magazines

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 7, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 27.

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Two Foreign Temperance Magazines

THE July issues of our Swedish and German magazines (Tidens Tecken and Zeichen der Zeit) will be health and temperance numbers. We quote from a letter recently received from the publishers:—
“We shall aim to make the July issues of these magazines of great value to the reader by supplying him with information about the proper care of health, the prevention of sickness, and simple remedies for curing disease. The great gospel principles underlying a healthy and happy life will be emphasized and elucidated, so that any one who desires can learn how to guard against sickness and maintain a healthy and robust existence. The great cause of temperance will also receive its due share of attention. These numbers will be beautifully and appropriately illustrated, the front cover-page of each being an entirely new design, printed in colors. We would be especially pleased if our American periodical workers would supply themselves liberally with these magazines, and push their sale whenever they come in contact with Swedish or German people. With their aid in view we expect to print an edition of 25,000 copies of each.”
Thousands of persons speaking the Swedish and German languages will be sure to give these and other issues of these excellent magazines a cordial reception.
A. J. S. B.