Contributions to the Review by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 14, 1909

Contributions to the Review

By Editor

WE are in daily receipt of contributions to the columns of the REVIEW. We seek to utilize as many of these articles as possible, and are thankful to all our friends for thus remembering us. Some of these articles, however, we can not use on account of their great length. The demand is for short, pointed articles, on various phases of Christian experience, Bible doctrines, etc. Especially would we be glad to receive contributions from some of our home-makers for our Home and Health department, on various practical phases of household affairs. Our church paper, representing as it does so many varied interests, is now all too small to meet the demands made upon it. Hence articles containing from five hundred to one thousand words are much to be preferred to long prosy ones. We give to the readers of the REVIEW a cordial invitation to write for its columns. Write briefly, write pointedly, condense your thoughts, and give us your best. From these various contributions the editors of this paper will use their best discrimination in selecting that which should be printed in its columns. Let us co-operate heartily and earnestly in making the REVIEW that which it should be, a general representative of our church thought and interests. All contributions should be addressed to Editorial Department, Review and Herald, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.