The Printed Page

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 2, 1910

ALL will be interested to read, in the World-Wide Field department, of the success attending our Japanese brethren in the sale of their Japanese paper. In the use of the printed page there has been placed in our possession a most valuable means of reaching the people with this message. In the distribution of our books and periodicals, every Seventh-day Adventist may become a messenger of truth. Many who can not devote all their time to the distribution of literature, can spare a few hours for work in their own neighborhoods. The sale of our journals, the loaning of tracts and books, following the interest which might thus be awakened by Bible studies in the home, are valuable means which all might utilize in some measure in the spread of the message of truth. Will you not consider what you can do in your own neighborhood?