The Missionary and Publishing Work

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 26, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 43.

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The Missionary and Publishing Work

Notes, plans, reports, statistics, and other information regarding missionary endeavor and the circulation of gospel literature.
Conducted by the Missionary and Publishing Department of the General Conference
E. R. PALMER - - - - Secretary N. Z. TOWN - - - Assistant Secretary

The Summary

The summary for September speaks for itself. It is a good report, though it lacks considerable of being complete, as we have not received the usual monthly report from the International Publishing Association of the sales of the German, Swedish, Danish, and French magazines for September. These reports will be included in the October summary.
Our readers will be pleased to note that the sale of magazines for September, 1911, is nearly 15,000 copies above September of the preceding year, and over 32,000 above September, 1909; also that the total sale of magazines for the first nine months of this year, is over 107,000 above the corresponding period of 1910, and over 351,000 above the corresponding period of 1909.
The sale of ten-cent magazines is becoming a great and most interesting department of the publishing work. Our hearts are stirred as we read the reports that come to us daily through correspondence and our papers, indicating that the co-porteurs for magazines are showing great devotion and activity in their work, and that the Lord is blessing them with great success.
We trust that this good report for the month of September will be an encouragement to all. E. R. P.