Knowledge Shall Be Increased by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 8, 1912

Knowledge Shall Be Increased

By Editor

This prophecy is depicted on the cover of the September Signs of the Times Magazine. It is also presented in a well-thought-out article in the same issue.

Other articles of more than ordinary worth are—

“Is It Peace?” by M. C. Wilcox. Can we expect the great dawn of quiet among the nations? A close Scriptural study of this all-absorbing subject.

“The Miracles of Satan,” by Frank S. Weston. Continuing the thought presented in the study on the subject of Spiritualism which appeared in the August number. A startling array of new facts and conditions with reference to the increase of Spiritualism and satanic, miraculous working.

“An American Reformer,” by Mrs. E. G. White. Concludes this series on the great work of William Miller. Presents the providence of God in the life of this man in an interesting way.

“Industrial Unrest and Warfare a Sign of Christ’s Coming,” by Prof. George W. Rine. Continuing the notable series on the general theme of the second advent which has been appearing in the Signs for some time. A close, graphic study of industrial conditions by a most interesting and authoritative writer.

“Glimpses of China,” by F. E. Stafford. China is just now attracting the attention of the whole world, and we are fortunate in being able to present these profusely illustrated contributions, fresh and new, from the pen of Mr. Stafford.

“A Striking Example of Physical Endurance,” by David Paulson, M. D., an authority on hygienic and medical subjects.

A helpful Bible study, and live current topics, as usual.

This number has received a great deal of extra thought in preparation. The needs of those selling the magazine have been in mind from the first. The striking emblematic cover makes it easy to present; the headings of the articles are real selling features; and another record-breaking sale is anticipated.

You remember the good sales thus far this year. The July number has now gone several thousand ahead of any previous record of the magazine, and has set a new mark. The August number is now going steadily ahead, and bids fair to break any previous records for this month. Now we want our brethren and sisters all over the country to grasp the message in the September number of the Signs, and feel a personal responsibility to place ten, twenty, fifty, or even a hundred copies in their community. The message is in the contents. Order through your tract society.