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“Our Little Friend” for 1911

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 5, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 1.

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“Our Little Friend” for 1911

By Editor

Some of the Good Things It Will Set Before Its Readers

THE Sabbath-school lessons, the Bible stories, and the Bible band will be leading features.
“Uncle Ben’s” interesting “Cloverfield” series will continue for several months. All who have read these instructive nature stories are delighted, they are so full of life and interest.
“Children of Other Lands” will be a bright, instructive series which we are planning to have follow the “Cloverfield” stories.
“Great Men of History and Lessons From Their Lives” will be interesting stories, especially for our boys.
“Stories for Girls, and Some of the Things They Can Do” will be helpful to all our girl readers.
“Thrilling Stories From the Lives of Missionaries” will make all ready and anxious to give to the needy mission fields, and to prepare to become missionaries themselves.
“Health Talks,” a series of practical and simple talks suited to young readers, will be found valuable.
Interesting stories about birds and animals.
Interesting items of news for the children will appear now and then.
“The Help One Another Club,” whose members promise to do all they can to help some one besides their parents in some way.
“Mothers’ Helpers.” The name itself suggests its purpose.
“Fathers’ Minute Men,” a department for both boys and girls.
The S. P. C. A. (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.)
All these departments, as well as our Missionary Department, have been growing in interest ever since the first of 1910, when they were started. Each one appears once a month.
These are not all the good things we shall set before our readers. There will be pictures and poems and stories, and articles telling how to make interesting and useful things.
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