The New Temperance "Instructor" by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 19, 1911

The New Temperance "Instructor"

By Editor

As many inquiries are coming in as to whether there is to be issued a Temperance number of the Youth's Instructor the coming year, we regard it a privilege to say that preparations are being made to put out, in February, the most attractive Temperance number ever published. Besides containing strong matter from those who have so acceptably contributed to our former Temperance issues, we are to have fresh, vigorous, and entirely new and up-to-date articles from a large number of prominent temperance workers. The new Temperance number will be effectively illustrated and made in every way as attractive as possible. While more expense will be incurred in its preparation than was bestowed upon the last issue, the price will doubtless be the same as heretofore.

Last year 210,000 copies of the Temperance Instructor were placed in circulation. If we improve in the circulation of the forthcoming issue in proportion to its constructive improvement over the former issue, we shall reach a circulation of 500,000 copies this year. The temperance cause needs our help to this extent, and our people can and will contribute this service if they are informed upon the possibilities for good vested in an undertaking of this kind. This year we shall have good help from temperance people outside our ranks, who have become acquainted with our work through former issues of the Temperance Instructor.

It is now time for us to begin planning for a strong effort with the forthcoming Temperance issue of the Instructor, which will be ready about February 15.