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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 16, 1909

Life and Health Scholarship Sales

“WHILE calling on one of my customers in Boston,” writes a commercial traveler, “a bright young lady dropped into the office, where there are perhaps twenty clerks, to sell your magazine, Life and Health. She said she was selling the magazine to assist her in her education. I, of course, purchased a copy, as you seldom see a traveling man turn a person down. I think they all bought one. I put the magazine in my grip, with little intention of reading it; but one night, a short time ago, I read it. Now, little did I think that by assisting her I was assisting myself, other than by a spiritual feeling. I noticed, however, the article on ——, for which I have doctored for about seven years. I even went to Asheville, N. C., for nearly two years, to seek help, but with poor results. The physicians did me no good, and I paid them hundreds of dollars. Well, to make a long story short, this —— is curing me. Instead of dieting now, I eat just what I want. Thanks to the young lady and your Life and Health. You may use this to assist others any time you wish. Ever gratefully yours.” This letter contains some good pointers for our agents.

R. C. SPOHR, missionary secretary of Indiana, writes: “Last week was the banner week for our scholarship company; 2,890 copies of Life and Health, Liberty, and the Signs were sold. One young lady sold 521 copies alone.”