Let Another Praise Thee

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 20, 1916

Let Another Praise Thee

While the editor of the Temperance Instructor Annual modestly recognizes the strength of the Annual, knowing full well that she spent much time and hard work during the entire previous year in its preparation, and that the results following the circulation of the Instructor are very flattering, neither she nor the publishers would care to speak as strongly in its favor as many of its friends are voluntarily doing. We quote a few of these friendly words as samples of the many constantly coming to the office.

The following is from Mrs. Frank D. Wheeler, of the California Campaign Federation, Southern Department Headquarters, Los Angeles, Cal.:—

Heartily Commends Its Forcible Presentation of Facts

“I have read the 1916 Temperance issue of the Youth’s Instructor, and heartily commend it for its conservative statements and forcible presentation of facts. I recommend it to the earnest perusal of all interested in the alcohol problem, especially to our young people, I should like samples of your temperance publications.

“Thanking you for your offer of help, and expecting to call upon you later, I am

“Sincerely yours.”

The following is from Franklin Hichborn, Publicity Expert, Manager of the Publicity Department of the California Campaign Federation:—

Serves as a Model

“The tracts which I have seen have proved very interesting. I am constantly on the lookout for material and suggestions, and find much in what you have sent. I was particularly glad to get copies of the Instructor. I had never seen the paper before, but whoever gets it out has hit upon a most excellent scheme of breaking up the pages with small cuts. I shall endeavor to adopt the plan for the Liberator [official organ of the California Campaign Federation]; in fact, I have saved a large number of these cuts for future use and suggestions.”

The following testimonial is from Julia D. Phelps, President Los Angeles County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union:—

Accurate and Reliable

“I consider the Temperance Instructor one of the most valuable of temperance publications. It is good for reference in the preparation of speeches, essays, or newspaper articles. Young people’s societies will find its cartoons valuable material for programs. The information given is accurate and reliable. It is up to date and inclusive. Each year I look forward to my copy and keep it on file for use. Therefore I take pleasure in commending it to others.”