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The Christmas Issue of the “Watchman”

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 9, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 45.

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The Christmas Issue of the “Watchman”

By Editor

THE December issue of the Watchman is timely, and full of good things.
The cover design, representing two parallel conditions preceding the two advents, is well calculated to appeal to thinking people.
Rev. Len G. Broughton, an eminent divine, publicly announced, during a ministerial convention, that from the standpoint of what she might be doing, the church was a stupendous failure. Is it any wonder then that there exists a universal church ignorance concerning Christ’s coming? Read our leading editorial bearing on this.
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“The World’s Unrest” will interest any thoughtful reader.
Surprise your friends by showing them the article, “Christmas, Its Origin and Character, Neither Biblical nor Christian.” A clear exposition of the subject.
Prof. P. T. Magan writes on “How England Sold Out the Turk,” which is very opportune in view of the war now going on. Surely the eleventh chapter of Daniel is rapidly fulfilling. Read this article.
Altogether the Watchman interests thoughtful readers. Our agents are having wonderful success. One writes, “Enclosed find one dollar for more. I did better than I expected.”
Circulate our Christmas Special among your neighbors.
Rates in quantities: Five to forty copies, five cents each; over forty copies, four cents each. Order through your conference tract society.