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Harvest Ingathering Review and Herald Number

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 28, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 35.

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Harvest Ingathering Review and Herald Number

By Editor

THE Harvest Ingathering number of the REVIEW AND HERALD is now on the press. The first order calls for an edition of five hundred thousand copies. Several thousand have already been stitched and trimmed and sent out as sample copies to our State conferences. This number, in addition to the thirty-two pages of excellent missionary matter, has a four-page cover printed in colors. The first page is a beautiful, artistic design showing a representation of the world through the open portals of a doorway. An angel is descending from above, bearing to the world the everlasting gospel. Underneath are the words, “Open doors to all the world.” This is one of the most beautiful first-page designs ever got out for this journal. The last-page cover presents a beautiful shepherd scene. A shepherd is shown out on the wild range, surrounded by his sheep. Accompanying the picture is the beautiful poem “Every One by Name,” by Margaret E. Sangster. These artistic features of this Missions number, together with the excellent mechanical work in printing and as shown in the cuts and illustrations, with the thrilling reports from the mission fields, constitute this by far the best number of the REVIEW ever used for the Harvest Ingathering campaign. This number will meet with a ready reception on the part of the people, and we believe that our brethren and sisters can take part in its circulation, assured of open doors to the appeals that will be made in behalf of the work which this issue of the paper represents.