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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jan 8, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 2.

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The Summary

By Editor

OUR summary this month is a reminder that we cannot slacken our efforts if we are to continue our upward progress. The summary is a good one, but the book sales show a falling off from the corresponding month last year. The periodical sales also show a decrease. This falling off is in both the home and foreign fields. We are glad to note that six of the unions in the North American field show a gain over November of last year, and a few of the foreign fields also show a gain.
As we enter upon the new year, shall we not make stronger efforts than ever before to increase the circulation of the printed page in every field? Cannot every worker improve upon the record made during 1913? We have great reason to be encouraged in this branch of the work. Reports are continually reaching us of persons' accepting the truth through the printed page. Let us take courage and press forward more vigorously than ever before.