The January Summary by N. Z. T.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 12, 1914

The January Summary

By N. Z. T.

We hope that all our general and field agents will study carefully the summary this month. Of the ten unions in North America which reported, three show a gain over the corresponding month last year, and the other seven each show a loss. This may be due in part to the union conference meetings which have been held during the first part of the year, but there is a falling off in some of the unions where these meetings have not yet been held. But notwithstanding the falling off in some unions in the book and periodical sales, we are glad to see that the grand total of sales for the month is more than for January, 1913.

We are glad to see that the periodical work in the fields outside of North America shows a very substantial gain over last year. Let us bend every energy to make up for the loss in our book sales this month, and to make 1914 a better year than any we have ever had in the history of our literature work.

Will not each one put forth earnest efforts to make a better time record than was made last year? N. Z. T.