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Where the “Protestant” Free Press Extra Is Going

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 11, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 8.

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Where the “Protestant” Free Press Extra Is Going

By A. J. S. Bourdeau

Up to Thursday, February 4, orders for 99,263 copies of the Free Press Extra of the Protestant Magazine had been received from the following nine union conferences, as follows:—
ATLANTIC UNION, 6,075 copies, as follows: Greater New York, 3,500; New York, 100; Western New York, 175; Northern New England, 1,100; Southern New England, 1,200.
COLUMBIA UNION, 8,925 copies, as follows: District of Columbia, 100; New Jersey, 5,625; Ohio, 2,500; Eastern Pennsylvania, 100; West Virginia, 400; West Pennsylvania, 200.
LAKE UNION, 48,938 copies, as follows: Northern Illinois, 1,200; Southern Illinois, 300; Indiana, 35,000; East Michigan, 6,588; North Michigan, 1,000; West Michigan, 2,450.
SOUTHERN UNION, 300 copies, as follows: Tennessee, 300.
SOUTHEASTERN UNION, 5,250 copies, as follows: Cumberland, 1,300; Georgia, 3,100; North Carolina, 850.
SOUTHWESTERN UNION, 200 copies, as follows: Arkansas, 100; Oklahoma, 100.
CENTRAL UNION, 2,100 copies, as follows: Kansas, 2,100.
NORTHERN UNION, 4,000 copies, as follows: Iowa, 4,000.
PACIFIC UNION, 1,000 copies, as follows: Utah, 1,000.
NORTH PACIFIC UNION, 10,000 copies, as follows: Upper Columbia, 10,000.
MISCELLANEOUS ORDERS, 13,100 copies.
Considering the short time this Free Press campaign has been going on, these results are most cheering. Prices of this Extra are as follows: Single copy, 5 cents; 5 to 999 copies, 1 cent each; 1,000 copies, $8.00. Order through your tract society today. No better document can be found to send to Congressmen, judges, attorneys, city councilmen, public-school teachers, or other persons of influence. Send in your lists, or we will furnish the names.
A. J. S. BOURDEAU.
The “Magazine Clubbing Offers” announced above apply the year round.
During December and January, Mr. Walter Houck, a business man of Ohio, sent in 58 subscriptions for Life and Health.
Mrs. Barton Sevier, of Georgia, has just sent in 24 half-year subscriptions for Life and Health. Write for agency and special rate to agents on subscriptions. Address your tract society.