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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 13, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 46.

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THE WORK AND THE WORKERS

By Editor

HAVE you seen the beautiful and practical November Life and Health? Don’t miss it!
Evangelist E. I. Cardey recently sold over 300 copies of the Protestant Magazine in connection with his lecture to the Guardians of Liberty in Albany, N. Y.
One dear old sister in Portland, Oregon, has been selling 3,000 copies of Liberty and Life and Health per month. Why not try 20 copies for $1.00, 25 of each for $2.00?
In a sermon in his church on Sunday, October 12 (Columbus day), Reverend —, pastor of the Second United Presbyterian Church, New Jersey, read from the Protestant Magazine.
Brother Chas. Dunham, one of our Pittsburgh, Pa., colporteurs, writes: “I sold 62 copies of the Protestant Magazine tonight in a patriotic meeting, in a little while. Could have sold 100 more.”
Our brethren in Knoxville, Tenn., circulated 1,200 copies of Liberty and the Protestant in connection with the “Protestant day” feature of the Conservation Exposition, recently held in that city.
In his article in the Texas Christian Advocate, dated Oct. 9, 1913, “Rome—America’s Peril,” Rev. Chas. L. Brooks, of Oklahoma, used several quotations from the Protestant Magazine, for which he is a regular subscriber.
Will lemons cure consumption? This is but one of many practical questions answered in the excellent November Life and Health, which we have called the “Vegetarian,” “Hygiene,” “Colds,” and “Consumption” number. An easy seller. Send $1.00 for 20 or $2.00 for 50 copies before they are all gone. Remember we pay the postage.
The beautiful two-color photograph of George Washington on the front cover of the current Liberty, and the striking two-color cartoon on the back cover, make this number a ready seller. Yearly subscription, 35 cents. Ten subscriptions ordered at one time, only $2.00. Put nine of your friends and yourself on our mailing list at once.
Do you know that it is costing the Protestant patriots of Silverton, Oregon, $50 a week to guard Miss Lasanen, the nun who escaped from the Mt. Angel, Oregon, Convent, and took refuge in the home of the pastor of the Christian Church in Silverton? For further reports watch the Protestant Magazine. For $3.00 it will be mailed to you and nine friends for six months.
A mother living in the South writes: “Enclosed find $1.00 for a year’s subscription to the Protestant Magazine. Please start it with the March, 1913, number, if possible, as I want that ‘Convent Tragedy’ story, which began in that number. My object is to try to save my son untold bitterness through his plan to marry a woman older than he, of the Catholic faith.” A very few more subscriptions can be started with the March number.
The Holy Father in his outlook from the watch-tower of the Vatican sees about him the lowering clouds of direful disaster, but away in the West there is the gleam of hope.—The Missionary (Roman Catholic), January, 1912.
The Holy Father in his outlook from the watch-tower of the Vatican sees about him the lowering clouds of direful disaster, but away in the West there is the gleam of hope.—The Missionary (Roman Catholic), January, 1912.
The striking cartoons by that greatest of cartoonists, Thos. Nast, which the Protestant Magazine is reproducing from the old files of Harper’s Weekly, are in themselves well worth many times the price of a year’s subscription. See sample cartoon on this page. Yearly subscription $1.00; six months, 50 cents. Five yearly (or 10 six months’) subscriptions, to different addresses, $3.00.
A number of officers and organizers of both the Guardians of Liberty and the Knights of Luther have applied for agency for the Protestant Magazine. Supplies of Liberty and the Protestant are on display at the national headquarters of these two patriotic organizations in New York City and Des Moines, Iowa. You can be our agent too!
You will have no trouble in selling a large supply of either the Protestant or the Liberty Magazine to the members of the following patriotic organizations: Guardians of Liberty, Junior Orders United American Mechanics, Patriotic Order Sons of America, Knights of Luther, Protestant League of America, American Federation of Patriotic Societies, Orangemen, Knights of the Maccabees the Legions, American Minutemen, Masons, etc. Find out when these lodges meet, and ask permission to make a speech to the members after their business sessions, and present the educational and patriotic features of these magazines. Send $1.00 for 20 or $2.00 for 50 today. These patriotic men crave this information. Try the plan.