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The Source of Success

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 7, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 60.

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The Source of Success

By Editor

THIS is specifically the reading age of the world. The mature thought of the age speaks through type. Men and nations reach conclusions more by reading than through all other sources of information combined. When important and reliable information is wanted to-day, the press is the source of aid. In knowledge and general information, the world’s universal recourse seems to be established upon the thesis of Christ expressed in the short sentence, “It is written.” This being the development and general status of the age, who knows of —
A successful Farmer who does not take a Farm Journal?
A successful Physician who does not take a Medical Journal?
A successful Lawyer who does not take a Law Journal?
A successful Merchant who does not take a Trade Journal?
A successful and up-to-date Seventh-day Adventist who does not take the denominational paper — the REVIEW?
December 16-23 will be REVIEW week.
During this week every reader of the REVIEW is asked to render needed service to those who are vainly attempting to keep pace with the rapid growth of the message without the REVIEW, by persuading them to provide themselves with this world-wide voice of the denomination.