A Splendid Record by A. J. S. B.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jan 12, 1911

A Splendid Record

By A. J. S. B.

Our English magazine Good Health is meeting with a very gratifying reception throughout Great Britain. A letter just received from Elder W. J. Fitzgerald, president of the British Union Conference, contains the following interesting notes of progress:—

“We have just printed 100,000 copies of the holiday number of the Good Health journal. All these have been ordered, and had we printed 25,000 more, we could easily have disposed of them. We shall hope to satisfy those who have sent in additional orders for the Good Health by giving them a good number of the Present Truth for the holiday period.”

This holiday number of Good Health is before us as we write. It has an artistic three-color cover design, contains thirty-six pages including the cover, and sells for one penny, or two cents a copy. The nearest approach to this record was the sale of 79,400 copies of our American health journal, Life and Health, during the month of July, 1909. We extend hearty congratulations to our fellow workers in Great Britain. A. J. S. B.