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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 4, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 11.

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Literature Distribution by Automobile

By Andrew J. Harris

Some of our people own automobiles, and as they doubtless take occasional trips through the country, I wish to say a few words by way of suggestion.
Last summer we took our vacation in a touring car, going from Nashville, Tenn., as far north as Detroit, Mich. We left home with a large supply of tracts, pamphlets, denominational papers and magazines, and judiciously scattered them through the rural districts as we passed along. Frequently we tossed these truth-filled pages into front yards and farm wagons.
On our return trip we followed another route. I bought some cheap envelopes, stamped on them the name and address of the East Michigan Tract Society, and placed in them tracts on various subjects of vital interest at this time. These we scattered from Michigan to Tennessee. We trust that through this means some honest souls may be brought to a saving knowledge of present truth.
Andrew J. Harris.