January Signs of the Times Monthly

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Dec 29, 1910

January Signs of the Times Monthly

The first cover-page of the Signs of the Times Monthly for January presents a winter scene. In three-color work the rugged grandeur of the mountains, combined with the beauty of snow-laden foliage, presents a scene both inspiring and restful. This picture alone is worth the price of the journal. Another beautiful mountain scene, occupying one full page, is presented on page five. The great incidents in the history of the world during 1910 are interestingly related by the associate editor. Jean Vuilleumier writes of the situation in Spain and Portugal; William Covert, of the Prophecies Pointing to Christ; E. E. Andross, of Knowing the Time; Mrs. E. G. White, of Luther in the Wartburg. The Evil Effects of Intoxicating Liquors is plainly pictured by Prof. B. G. Wilkinson, while Dr. David Paulson writes of the Progress Made in the Healing of the Sick, and suggests practical methods which may be employed in the home. Altogether, this is an intensely interesting and withal a valuable number of this splendid magazine.