ARTICLES TO COME by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA · Jan 20, 1904

ARTICLES TO COME.

By Editor

In the Home.

WE shall begin in a few weeks some articles which will be of great interest and profit in the home life, by Mrs. L. D. Avery-Stuttle. These articles will be short, pithy, suggestive, helpful, full of Christian sweetness. Here are some of the topics treated:—

Love in the Home,

Family Prayer and Its Importance,

The Influence of Family Prayer,

Bedtime Talks with the Children,

Sympathy with the Children,

Companions in Books, Good and Pure,

The Bible First of All,

Reading History and Biology,

Reading Poetry, Memorizing,

Sunshine in the Home,

Order in the Home,

Economy in the Home,

Thrift in the Home,

All a Part in the Home Work,

Gentleness and Tenderness in the Home,

Helpfulness in the Home,

Soft Answers Turn Away Wrath,

Conversation in the Home,

Evils of Gossip, Narrowing, Poisoning,

Talking of Things, not Persons

These form only a rough outline of a series of home articles which are needed and will be helpful in many homes. Will you not help to give the paper a wider circulation because of them.

In Our General and Outlook Departments.

There has already begun a valuable series of articles on the History of Government. Are you reading them? The information they impart in tracing the history of human attempts to establish a permanent beneficent rule among men from ancient Babylon to the present day, are worth much more than the price of the paper for one year. Moreover the principles underlying true, permanent government are so well set forth that by them we can safely predict the results of all human government.

Prof. George W. Rine will contribute an illuminating series of articles on Capital and Labor, a subject always of interest and importance.

Then there will be other articles on prophecy, on the signs of the times, on the blessed Gospel and its consummation at the coming of our Lord, on health and temperance, and all that makes for practical godliness.

Where can so much information on Biblical subjects be found for $1.50,—the price of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES for one year?