Prosperity of the Review and Herald Publishing House
Our sister institution, the Central publishing house at Battle Creek, Michigan, commonly known as the Review and Herald Publishing House, has had a prosperous year. At a meeting of its forty-first annual session held in the Tabernacle, April 16, 1901, reports showed that the net gain of the institution for the year 1900, was over $16,600. Of this $6,800 had been variously donated, leaving an actual net gain of $9,857.78. The net profit on the Review and Herald was $3,852.55. Five other periodicals are published. The increase in book sales amounts to $16,353. We are glad of this prosperity, and bid our brethren God speed in their work.