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Washington-Lincoln Memorial Number

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 27, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 4.

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Washington-Lincoln Memorial Number

By Editor

THE twelfth and twenty-second days of February will be observed the country over in commemoration and honor of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington, long since deceased, but whose words and actions will ever live in the hearts of all true Americans.
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It seemed advisable to the publishers of the Signs Monthly to make the most of this opportunity for getting true religious liberty principles before the people. Minds are more likely to be receptive to these principles at this time. These are the chief reasons for featuring this issue of the magazine with a fine patriotic and instructive article on Washington and Lincoln. Excellent, in fact the best, portraits of them are reproduced. Pictures of historic places, a bird's-eye view of Washington, the city of the first president's home, and a view of the very seat he occupied in old Christ's Church at Alexandria, are among the illustrations.
According to custom, articles dealing with points of truth will appear. For example, you will find in the list of contents two articles on the Sabbath question, and one on the second coming of Christ. Perhaps it will be more satisfactory to give the contents in full, and in the order in which they will be found:

Contents

CURRENT TOPICS: “More Sugar Frauds;” “The Great Tariff Frauds;” “The Fraud of Our Cities;” “The Meaning of These Frauds;” “The Banishing of the Frauds;” “Halley’s Comet;” “Situation in England;” “Is Mars Inhabited?”
NOTE AND COMMENT: “The New Gigantic Money Trust;” “King Leopold;” “Which Bible?” “Bryan’s Objections to Darwinism.”
“The Significance of Recent Calamities,” by J. O. Corliss; “Washington and Lincoln,” by M. C. Wilcox; “The Apostasy,” by Mrs. E. G. White; “The Disappointment” (a story of 1844), by A. W. Spaulding; “Divine Healing,” by Dr. D. H. Kress; “The First Day of the Week in the New Testament,” by H. W. Cottrell; “The Second Coming of Christ,” — Bible reading; “Why Keep Sunday Every Week?” by T. E. Bowen; “Civil and Uncivil,” by A. D. Westcott; “True Liberty Notes,” by A. O. Tait. This splendid variety of subjects has not been excelled in any former issue of the Signs Monthly. A large edition is being printed, for the publishers expect big sales. Wouldn’t it be too bad if a single copy should be uncalled for?

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