An Audience of Two Million by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 3, 1916

An Audience of Two Million

By Editor

FIGURING on the commonly accepted basis that four persons read a single newspaper or other periodical, the 466,500 copies of the Signs Magazine circulated the past year, carried the truth to nearly two million souls. It is estimated that these 466,500 copies would make a stack six times higher than the Washington Monument. Quite a factor in our work, is it not? To several hundred of our friends in the United States and Canada who have confidence in this periodical to produce results belong the credit for this good work. It will be an encouragement to them to learn that their seed sowing has not been in vain. Results have been seen, and in the future we shall undoubtedly hear of many whose interest was first aroused by reading the Signs Magazine.

The September number is brimful of the message, as the following titles indicate:—

“Cumulative Evidence of Christ’s Second Coming.” An abundance of evidence from the great prophecies of Daniel, Matthew, and Revelation.

“Memorials of the Bible.” Particularizes on creation’s memorial, the Sabbath.

“Europe’s Holocaust to Wars.” An impartial review of the big happenings in Europe during the past month. In conclusion the writer directs attention to God’s Word, and tells us what we may expect next.

“Blue Laws, Peace, and Preparedness.” A Washington letter that tells about two men who were arrested for trimming hedges and mowing lawns on Sunday, and about a big peace meeting where the sentiment, “We will have peace if we have to fight for it,” prevailed. An appeal for preparedness concludes the letter.

“Is India Loyal to Britain?” By one who, because of his long residence in India and close study of the political and social status of the people, is thoroughly qualified to write on the subject.

“Which Will You Choose for Your Ancestor, Gorilla or God?” Evolutionists and their theories appear ridiculous in the light of facts stated in this article.

“Our Friend is Coming.” Comforting assurance to the weary in heart who longingly look for the Saviour.

“A Promise that Fails Not.” “A Revelation and a Solution.” “Current Topics in the Light of Bible Prophecy.”

If you wish to give the message in a definite way, use the September Signs Magazine. Tell your tract society secretary today how many you can use.