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A Pioneer Praises the Review

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 6, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 27.

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A Pioneer Praises the Review

BROTHER G. W. AMADON, one of the pioneers in this cause, speaks thus in reference to the REVIEW AND HERALD:—
“I want to express my appreciation for the many good things that appear in the REVIEW AND HERALD from week to week. I do not see how our brethren and sisters can get along without it. How cheering are the things brought out in the World-Wide Field department week by week! Besides these good reports are many other precious things in each issue.”
Brother Amadon was one of the workmen in the Review Office when this paper was gotten out on the old Washington hand-press in Rochester, N. Y. He feels he can not keep abreast with the REVIEW. If this same sentiment, or principle, of Brother Amadon’s were shared by many who are not now reading the excellent things found in the REVIEW week by week, there would be not only many more papers needed to supply the demand, but greater interest would be manifested in the advancement of the cause throughout the world.