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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 23, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 51.

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By A. J. S. B.

DURING the year 1909 the average monthly circulation of Life and Health has been 44,958 copies. It is expected that the additional sales of the December number will bring the monthly average up to fully 45,000 copies.
Brother D. W. Reavis, manager of the Review and Herald periodical department, states that the November circulation of Life and Health and Liberty was 10,000 copies above the record for the corresponding month of last year.
A faithful sister, 73 years of age, living up in the cold State of Maine, sold 1,000 copies of Life and Health a month during September and October, 800 copies of the November issue, and 700 of the December number. She has just ordered 500 copies of the January issue. She has thus ordered 4,000 magazines since September. If this dear old lady can accomplish this much in the cold climate of Maine, what may we not expect from our strong, able-bodied young people, many of whom are situated in more favorable places? A. J. S. B.