The “Review” Extras by D. W. Reavis

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 17, 1914

The “Review” Extras

By D. W. Reavis

THE two REVIEW Extras, the War Extra and the Eastern Question Extra, can be promptly secured at 50 cents a hundred, or $4 a thousand. One and a half million copies of the War Extra have been circulated, and over a million copies of the Eastern Question Extra were ordered between November 9 and December 4. Orders are still pouring in from all parts of the United States.

Both of these Extras contain vital messages for this special time, and will continue to be up-to-date material of the greatest importance. They cannot become back numbers and out of date until the end of time, because their messages apply to all nations, and cover all time from the present until the Lord comes.

These two special issues should be put out together, for the first Extra paves the way for the second, and the second completes the interpretation of the first, and combines in a most convincing way—and at this most opportune time—the advent and Sabbath messages.

It imparts a new inspiration and creates a stronger faith to see and actually to feel the quick and strong response of our people in the circulation of these timely, message-filled Extras, and to note the fact that they are thinking of these in large numbers, as the following statement taken from one of many similar letters sent to the REVIEW almost daily, will show:—

“The packages containing copies of the REVIEW AND HERALD Extra are at hand. These issues certainly deserve wide distribution, and I trust the good people may call on you for 5,000,000 copies.”

D. W. REAVIS.