A typical scene in California the last week in March. It shows what greeted the eye on every hand in this beautiful Santa Clara valley, where Mountain View is located. As it will reach our readers in the East just about the time the spring blossoms are well advanced for them, it will come in very appropriately for this month of the year. The picture is full of color, and covers the entire front page.
"The True Education," by Prof. H. R. Salisbury. As this is the magazine that opens the scholarship campaign, it is appropriate that we give some consideration to the subject of education. Here is a timely, forceful article from one of our leading men in the educational work.
"Lessons From the Great 'Titanic' Calamity." Some typical errors of our times. Lessons to learn. Will humanity learn them? A timely article.
"What Modern Inventions Mean." An age of unparalleled advancement. What does it mean? Its real significance from a prophetic standpoint.
"The Message of the Electric Telegraph." The discovery of both the electric and the wireless is briefly described, and its meaning presented from the Scriptural viewpoint.
"The Significance of International Peace." The great guilt that broods over the earth is explained in the light of the prophetic Word, showing its meaning for our time, and what it will do for the future.
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"Steam Cars and Automobiles in Prophecy," by Frank S. Weston. The fulfilment of another prophecy.
"The Advance of Anarchy," following the article of last month on "The Advance of Socialism."
"Signs of Christ's Coming in the Social World — Lawlessness," by Prof. George W. Rine. Another article in this most important series.
"The Fifth Universal Empire," by Charles L. Taylor. Is yet future. Its territory, subjects, and time of duration all definitely stated in the prophetic Word.
Bible reading, current topics of world-wide interest, and good illustrations. A most timely and important number. A real science number. Every article bearing right down to the times in which we are living. Our scholarship workers will find it a most helpful number. Best of all, though, it carries a most important message. It is, in reality, the magazine with the message.
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