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The December “Signs Magazine”

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 19, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 49.

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The December “Signs Magazine”

By Editor

What Next?

WILL it be more of the same, or will peace be declared soon?
Perhaps enough questions have been asked. Here are some facts:—
A letter was recently received from a bookstore in Southern California in which the recipients were asked if they had books which associate the European war and the United States with Bible prophecy. It stated that there was a growing inquiry for such books, and it was thought a considerable business could be done with them!
AFTER THE BATTLE
AFTER THE BATTLE
One of our Ingathering workers found a lady who almost embraced her when she learned that she was a Seventh-day Adventist. The lady said she heard Elder Loughborough preach many years ago, but did not think much of what he said until this European war broke out. Now she and her family frequently discuss the war in connection with the prophecies.
A brother in the North says: “I find there is a real demand for our literature at this time. While on my way up from Regina to deliver my books, I took ten copies of the Signs Magazine for October, and could have used many more. I not only got rid of the ten, but took eight subscriptions for the magazine.”
There are many other indications that the masses are eagerly reading or listening to any reasonable explanation of present world conditions. The striking cover is beautifully printed in three colors.
We believe the December Signs Magazine will prove just the aid you will want in making the most of the big opportunity awaiting you.
Prices: 5 to 40 copies, 5 cents each; 50 or more, 4 cents each. Sell 25 and earn $1.25, or 50 and earn $3.