Appreciation of the “Instructor”

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 21, 1909

Appreciation of the “Instructor”

MRS. CARRIE R. KING, in a recent letter to the editor of the Instructor, says: “Somewhere, not long ago, I read a sentiment something like this: ‘If you have a pleasant thought about a person, tell it now, and not wait to repeat it over his grave.’ I resolved to act upon the suggestion hereafter, and almost immediately followed the thought: ‘You’d better begin right now by telling the editor of the Instructor how you appreciate the paper.’”

“Really, if you could know all the good things I have thought about it, and said, too, you would know that I consider it most valuable reading for every member of the family, old and young. I think it is growing better all the time. The Temperance number, and the temperance items that have appeared from time to time, I consider the very best collection of such articles I have ever seen, and I have used a good many of them. I wish every young man and woman in the land could read them.”