Sanitarium Quarterly by W. A. R.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 25, 1909

Sanitarium Quarterly

By W. A. R.

ALL arrangements have been made for starting a medical missionary journal for our sanitarium workers and for our people at large. We are waiting now for a subscription list. This is necessary in order to enter the periodical in the mails, as well as to insure financial support. One call has been made through these columns for subscriptions at twenty-five cents a year. We shall be obliged to place the price at fifty cents unless a list of two thousand subscribers can be secured before we enter upon the project. From this time on we will receive subscriptions for two years at fifty cents, with the understanding that the price will be fifty cents for one year unless two thousand subscribers are secured, when the price will be twenty-five cents a year. We shall now wait to see whether there is a call for this journal before we launch it. There is a great deal of work and anxiety connected with a venture of this kind, and unless there is a demand for such a periodical, we do not wish to undertake its publication.

The plan is to make the journal of value and interest to all our people. It will be supported by many of our best physicians and other workers. There will be a number of departments of general interest, each edited by a competent person; also other departments especially valuable to sanitarium workers. Special attention will be given to reports from our missionaries in foreign lands. It is the plan, at present at least, to issue the journal quarterly.

Are you in favor of this movement? It will cost you fifty cents to vote for it. Send in your subscription. The sooner the list is made up, the earlier the first number will appear.

In case not enough subscriptions are received to justify going ahead with the effort, the money will be returned.

W. A. R.