p. 22 | September Signs by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Aug 21, 1913

September Signs

By Editor

INTERESTING features of the September Signs Magazine are:—

"The Future of America"—statements from President Wilson. "The Pity of It"—these industrial clashes. "Heresies Become Orthodox"—the trend of current churchdom. "Against the Church"—reforms needed. "Blood for Blood"—the industrial situation. "Pandering to Nastiness"—the trend of journalism. "Bibles to All Lands"—and what it means. "Loss of Reverence"—its place in human progress. "Come Forth, My People"—the call to you. "Prayer Hours With Jesus"—our only hope and strength. "Creation or Evolution"—which stands the test? "The Worlds and the Word"—a study in astronomy; speak the same language and teach the same truth. "Excavations at Babylon"—some interesting and important discoveries. "God's View of Nations"—Daniel 7; world's history in advance, condensed, but wonderfully comprehensible.

"Breaking the Alabaster Box"—a token of love; the better way. "Reason and Faith"—real rationalism. "Public Service Corporations"—the new law; a fair deal; will it bring the millennium? "Promoting War"—some astonishing figures. "Uncle Sam's Latest Observatory." "What Came of the Added Word." "Physiological Signs of the End." "Federal Aid to Prohibition." "The Motion-Picture Industry." "What the Moslem World Thinks." "The Balkans and Turkey." "Corruption of the Heart." "Creeds of the Bible." "Secretary Bryan and Peace."

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