A Good Record

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 27, 1908

The following letter from Luella Rasmussen, Chicago, Ill., one of our most successful periodical workers, is a good sample of many others received by the Review and Herald periodical department:—

“Kindly send me 250 copies of the August Life and Health at once. I have only 150 copies of the 500 ordered left, so will almost run out before I get any more. Also please send me 500 copies of the September number as soon as they are out.

“I am having fine success here. Sold 397 papers in fourteen and one half hours. Hoping you will send the papers as soon as possible, I remain,

“Very sincerely, “LUELLA RASMUSSEN.”

Three hundred ninety-seven copies in fourteen and a half hours equals about twenty-seven copies an hour, and nets the worker $1.89 profits an hour. This worker has recently sold as high as fifty copies an hour in other places.

Another periodical worker has just reported twenty-four Liberty subscriptions in less than two hours. This gives the worker a profit of $1.20 an hour taking subscriptions for Liberty.