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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Aug 31, 1915

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 42, No. 34.

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Reading Racks

Experienced tract distributors approve of the following methods:

Reading Racks

People waiting for trains at railway stations, at public buildings, or at your place of business, are usually glad to get hold of something to read. It has been observed that those who take the tracts do not destroy them, but as a rule carry them off for further reading and study. Let us "sow beside all waters."

Correspondence

Almost every one writes letters. Why not have a selected assortment of tracts to cover the needs of friends and business acquaintances? Without extra cost for postage, you can inclose an eight-page or sixteen-page Apples of Gold Library tract with your letter. The Lord may be impressing a mind at the very time your letter is received. Consider the amount of good you can do by this means in a single year.