Where the July “Life and Health” Went

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Aug 12, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 32.

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Where the July “Life and Health” Went

The following list shows the circulation, by States and countries, of the July number of Life and Health. The circulation for May and June are also given, as also the comparative standings of the States for June.
The entire May edition (forty thousand copies) was exhausted May 6. The June edition (sixty thousand copies) was sold by June 6. The July edition (eighty thousand copies) was disposed of by July 15. What share did your State have in the sale of this excellent magazine during the three months indicated?
It is gratifying to note that the July circulation shows a substantial gain in twenty-six of the States, over the splendid showing for June. The other twenty-five States either held their own or showed a slight loss. The twenty-six States that showed a gain circulated 47,620 copies of the July number as compared with 30,087 copies of the June issue, a gain of 17,533 copies, or an average gain of 675 copies for each State.
In these lists are included the regular subscribers and the number of copies sold by agents in each State. Agents from one State often sell thousands of copies in an adjoining State.
STATES JULY SALES JUNE SALES MAY SALES
1. California 6,875 (1) 6,136 5,247
2. New York 4,793 (5) 3,073 1,144
3. Washington 4,108 (7) 2,902 1,118
4. Massachusetts 3,589 (4) 3,274 1,117
5. Illinois 3,512 (2) 4,345 2,498
6. Minnesota 3,507 (24) 867 703
7. Ohio 3,289 (10) 1,996 464
8. Michigan 2,975 (11) 1,952 775
9. New Jersey 2,698 (16) 1,548 125
10. Nebraska 2,431 (6) 3,032 925
11. Indiana 2,393 (28) 687 4,437
12. Dist. of Colum. 2,206 (17) 1,405 285
13. Georgia 2,014 (9) 2,404 3,889
14. Iowa 1,912 (13) 1,702 1,677
15. Virginia 1,794 (23) 883 96
16. Montana 1,639 (44) 66 57
17. Canada 1,470 (22) 887 535
18. Vermont 1,417 (31) 414 36
19. Wisconsin 1,372 (14) 1,659 377
20. Pennsylvania 1,237 (3) 3,952 676
21. Texas 1,090 (15) 1,619 213
22. Kentucky 926 (19) 1,021 571
23. Tennessee 819 (12) 1,855 1,349
24. Colorado 763 (21) 938 254
25. Maine 693 (29) 655 328
26. Oklahoma 642 (26) 737 866
27. Oregon 590 (20) 942 558
28. Idaho 577 (18) 1,371 264
29. Connecticut 520 (32) 411 81
30. Kansas 503 (33) 398 479
31. Missouri 383 (25) 830 160
32. Maryland 347 (8) 2,574 2,171
33. Louisiana 331 (30) 515 505
34. Florida 251 (45) 61 79
35. New Mexico 216 (38) 143 16
36. New Hampshire 205 (36) 152 129
37. Arkansas 182 (35) 168 78
38. West Virginia 166 (27) 690 67
39. Arizona 143 (39) 142 111
40. North Carolina 125 (37) 151 25
41. South Dakota 123 (41) 104 45
42. North Dakota 92 (34) 392 152
43. Alabama 88 (43) 92 172
44. Mississippi 71 (40) 127 27
45. Rhode Island 61 (51) 10 210
46. South Carolina 58 (47) 51 6
47. Delaware 27 (42) 102 2
48. Utah 24 (48) 50 58
49. Wyoming 16 (49) 48 8
50. Nevada 7 (46) 57 63
51. Panama 6 (52) 6 53
52. Mexico .. (53) 5 54
53. Cuba .. (54) 5 ..
Which States will lead in the circulation of the August number? We anticipate a sale of one hundred thousand copies of this beautiful midsummer number.
Send one dollar for twenty-five copies to sell to your neighbors and friends.
If you are just beginning this work, send for leaflet, “How to Sell Our Magazines,” also for leaflet “How to Earn a Scholarship.” Address your tract society, or Life and Health, Washington, D. C.

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WANTED.—To secure the services of a practical gardener. Address L. M. Bowen, Takoma Park, D. C.
FOR SALE.—Cretors Steam Nut Roaster and Pop-corn Wagon, with outfit for making crisp bars, etc. In good condition. If sold at once, price, $150; cost, $250. Address G. W. Mann, Rath Parlors, Palo Alto, Cal.
WANTED.—Young man to work on farm in southwestern Nebraska. Will pay $25 a month. Must be young, a Sabbath-keeper, and willing to do all kinds of farm work. Call on or address C. G. Cogilzer, McCook, Neb.
FOR SALE.—Ten acres land; partly cleared; all seeded to meadow and pasture. Small fruit. Good eight-room house; twenty rods from Forest Home Industrial Academy. For particulars inquire of O. C. Hollenbeck, Mt. Vernon, Wash.
WANTED.—A widowed brother desires a position among Sabbath-keepers, with the privilege of keeping one child. Has experience in farming. Willing to go any place if suited. Address Olver Anunson, Nevada, Story Co., Iowa.
FOR SALE.—Sanitarium Cooking Oil, pure and healthful; no odor, keeps indefinitely: 5-gal. can, $3.50; 10-gal. can, $6.75; 62 cents a gal. in half-barrel and barrel lots; 30 gal. and 50 gal. Address Sanitarium Cooking Oil Co., Louisville, Ky.
LEARN GUITAR.—Play for pleasure. Teach for profit. I will teach you by mail; only 25 cents a lesson, music included. New method quickly learned. Sample piece music, plans, and prices, 10 cents. Address H. W. Keck, Myrtle and Thirty-second Sts., San Diego, Cal.
WANTED.—Ten young men and women of good education and physical strength, to take a course in scientific cooking and baking. Course of one year opens September 30. Opportunity offered to earn expenses. Write for particulars to College of Evangelists, Loma Linda, Cal.
HYGIENIC VEGETABLE COOKING OIL.—Used by our institutions, government inspected and guaranteed. Send stamp for circulars. 5 gal., $3.50; 10 gal., $6.75. Cans crated. ½ bbl. (about 32 gal.), 60 cents a gal. By freight from Louisville, Ky. Address Dr. O. C. Godsmark, Chattanooga, Tenn.
FOR SALE.—50 nice white envelopes with your name and address neatly printed in the corner, only 15 cents, postage 5 cents. 25 Visiting Cards (name only), 10 cents; 50 Cards (name and address), 20 cents; 100 Business Cards, 35 cents; cards post-paid. Samples sent for the asking. Address King Printing Co., Cordova Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind.
MOTTOES, MOTTOES, MOTTOES.—Our second new Father and Mother motto, size 12 x 16, has just reached us, and it has eleven of the finest roses you ever looked at. We ship you thirty-four other designs and an equal number of Father and Mother mottoes, 200 for $9. All Father and Mother mottoes, 200 for $12, express prepaid. Secure your territory while the Father and Mother motto is new. Address Hampton Art Company, Lock Box 257, Hampton, Iowa.