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The "Watchman" for May

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 9, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 15.

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The "Watchman" for May

One Thing All Can Do

THE simple art of magazine selling has been brought to its highest state of effectiveness in such countries as England and Germany. In these countries men and women make a regular life business of selling our truth-laden papers from house to house, newsboy fashion. By this method it is not long before they have a permanent paying proposition that offers abundant opportunity for missionary work.
This is the ideal toward which we should work, for it is practical and has been demonstrated in our country. One Watchman evangelist, a lady of middle age, spent some time in one of the larger cities, and has by perseverance and tact built up a permanent route by which she delivers about three hundred copies of the Watchman a month, besides filling in other weeks with other good magazines. She reports a growing interest among her readers, and not a few have been greatly blessed spiritually as a result of her faithful efforts.