A Harvest Number

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 22, 1910

The Harvest (October) number of the Signs of the Times Monthly is not a record of achievement nor a compilation of facts regarding the farm, as some might think; but in a number of articles it tells of the world's harvest of war, of greed, of crime, of health, and of disease. To offset, in a measure, the dark picture thus held before the reader, there are other articles, brighter, more cheerful, telling of the harvest of righteousness, etc.

If space permitted, we would quote some of the paragraphs found in this excellent number. Some are helpful; others are interesting and helpful; while others are startling, interesting, and helpful.

One may think he is well posted on present-day conditions in the social, political, religious, and industrial worlds, but the chances are he would find much in this number that is altogether new to him. Friends, the things dealt with in this October number of the Signs Monthly are significant. The world should be informed of their meaning.

Get a copy at once, and read it; then get a supply, ordering through your tract society, to sell or give to your neighbors. The appearance of the magazine makes it very acceptable to unbelievers, and they are almost sure to read it and be benefited.

More workers are wanted. Some of those now doing regular work are doing very well indeed. One sister has sold 35,617 copies since she started. Another sister sold 981 copies in 122 hours, and thereby earned, clear of all expenses, 48¼ cents an hour. Here, then, is a chance to do well-paying missionary work. Fifty or more copies will cost four cents a copy. SIGNS OF THE TIMES.