Encouraging Reports on Magazine Circulation

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 17, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 42.

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Encouraging Reports on Magazine Circulation

From every quarter come encouraging words regarding the sale and circulation of our magazines. A Lutheran professor, in Concordia College, Illinois, writes: “Enclosed find draft for $31.20 to pay for fifty-two yearly subscriptions to the Protestant Magazine. Of these, thirty-four are renewals.” Accompanying his subscription for one year, the Worshipful Master of Royal William Lodge, No. —, of the Loyal Orange Association, Newfoundland, writes: “My good wishes for your success in the great fight against papal aggressions and pretensions which you are making, and in which you should have the co-operation of all Protestants. Yours in the battle.” Reverend —, pastor First Baptist Church, and editor of Western Recorder, Kentucky, says: “I shall take very great pleasure in editorially commending the Protestant Magazine. Please communicate items of special interest to me, that we may keep the good work going. Shall be very glad also to aid in any way the circulation of your magazine.”