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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 7, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 32.

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Where Are These Things Found?

By Editor

"How the World Improves." There is an improvement. Will it bring peace and happiness?
"The German Crown Prince on War." The cavalry charge too tame. Wants the real thing. What does it mean?
"Peace and the United States Navy."
"An Answer to the Riddle." What is truth?
"A Triple Sign of the End." Thinking people see it. The Eastern question.
"The Price of War," the trend. Some startling figures.
"Modern Religions." Are they effectual? How can you tell?
"Christ Crucified Today," the modern crucifixion.
"The One Foundation." If any counterfeits, let us find them.
"Days of Violence," a staggering condition. "Modern History." Who, what, and where is Babylon? Clear, striking, and convincing. Mrs. E. G. White.
"Supernatural Agencies; Origin of Miracles, False and True."
"Astronomy and the Bible," God's works and his Word.
"Will the Stars Fail?" Some disagreements. Let us study it.
"The Cell and Its Lesson." Evolution smashed again.
"Gadarenes." a touching lesson.
"The Downward Trend," simultaneous with vast improvement, means something.
"Protestant or Not?" What do you say? Not hard to tell. Examine other fundamentals.
"The Message for Today," view of a popular minister. And also the message.
"Evolution and Christ," their association and real meaning.
"The More Sure Word," a Bible reading.
This entire list, well made up and appropriately illustrated, is found in the August Signs Magazine. It fills it full, and surely speaks for itself. It is there for you. And your neighbors will thank you for handing them a copy. You know how the Signs handles its subjects.
A Message in Every Article.