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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jun 18, 1914

The Work and the Workers

Start earning your scholarship with the easy-selling July Life and Health.

Three editions of the June Protestant (60,000) exhausted by June 10. Fourth edition now ready. Selling fast!

Pastor R. A. Underwood, president of the Central Union Conference, writes: “The journal Life and Health, true to its name, should be in every home.”

A California physician writes: “Inclosed you will find $6.00 for 10 copies of Life and Health to my address, for one year.” Many other physicians keep copies on their office tables.

A dear old lady in Illinois, 63 years of age, writes: “I inclose money for 25 more of Life and Health. Hope to send larger order soon. Sold the other 25 in three days. I am 63 years old, and can’t get around as quickly as I used to.”

Mrs. R. L. F., Michigan, writes: “Your magazine Life and Health is the only Seventh-day Adventist publication my husband (who is an infidel) will read. He is a better health reformer than most Adventists, and has excellent health.”

“A Methodist minister came into our treatment rooms yesterday,” writes a Michigan physician, “and offered us 25 cents for a Life and Health that was on the table in the reception room. We shall try to sell as many as we can to those taking treatment.”

Pastor G. E. Langdon, president of the Northern Illinois Conference, writes: “Robbie Woodward, of Chicago, aged 15 years, deprived of both speech and hearing by scarlet fever, sells 10 copies of Life and Health each day, besides doing many odd jobs. He gives half his earnings to his widowed mother.”

The great July or “Rome and Mexico,” “Washington Military Mass,” and “Kingdom of Antichrist” number of the Protestant Magazine is now ready. The first large edition will soon be exhausted. Order early. Inside facts in two articles showing Rome’s hand in Mexican affairs. Send $2.00 for 50 copies, or $40.00 for 1,000. A good seller!

A lady agent in Columbus, Ohio, writes: “Dear Brother Bourdeau: I am sending in 41 yearly subscriptions to Life and Health. Am doing this to help pay for our new church school building and salary of our teacher. Two of us worked up this order.” A hint to other churches struggling with church school or other financial problems. A profit of 40 cents on each $1.00 subscription.

Brother J. H. Parsons, of Denver, Colo., writes that on June 1, from 5:30 to 11:30 P. M., he and another brother sold 347 of the 500 Protestant Magazines he had ordered. He writes: “Brother Yale and I have given away $20.00 worth of the Protestant altogether. The same brother who helped me last night is going to try the — tonight. As a special concession to the Protestant, they are going to suspend the society, take a recess at 9:30 and let our brother come in for the express purpose of selling the magazine. This is very unusual, and will show you how strongly people feel here.”