Lys Over Landet by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 4, 1913

“Lys Over Landet”

By Editor

(Light Over the Land, the Danish-Norwegian quarterly)

A SPECIAL feature of the fourth quarter's issue of this interesting journal is a description of, and a very fully illustrated article on, the Panama Canal (page 117), the greatest engineering problem of the times. The design on the front page of the cover is devoted to this topic, and portrays vividly the meeting of the two oceans at the isthmus, where man's ingenuity has broken down the bars. It is a very striking design, indeed.

The different departments are, as usual, filled with good articles on different topics pertaining to man's physical and moral well-being. Among them may be mentioned an instructive article on “Heredity” (page 110), and a warning against the white slave traffic (page 112).

The magazine is well illustrated, and has a very attractive appearance. It should be distributed extensively. We ask for your co-operation in this good work.

Let the Light shine!

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