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It Is Well to Be Thoughtful

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Feb 21, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 8.

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It Is Well to Be Thoughtful

By Editor

It Is Well to Be Thoughtful.— Very many of our correspondents are. It is the general rule that if information is wanted postage is enclosed, very frequently ten cents; but on the other hand there are quite a number in the aggregate who ask for information, to give which means time and expense, and use only a postal card in seeking it. For instance, before us lies a post-card asking for information concerning relatives in another town. To give the information desired, we must write to another party, who might be able to give the information without looking it up, and who might not; but we must use stationery and postage to ask him, and he must use the same to reply. This is largely a matter of thoughtlessness.