Publicity for the March Protestant Magazine by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 26, 1914

Publicity for the March Protestant Magazine

By Editor

TUESDAY evening, February 17, the manager of the Protestant Magazine delivered to the Associated Press management, Washington, D. C., hand-folded copies of the March Protestant containing the famous letter of the editor to President Wilson, and the latter's reply, regarding Mr. Tumulty and the White House mail. The wires were kept hot that night supplying these two letters and mentioning the Protestant Magazine to about 400 morning and 400 evening newspapers served by the Associated Press. See the February 18 papers. The Washington branch of the New York Sun also wired the letters to some 75 newspapers in the Sun's press association. This publicity will greatly help our agents everywhere in selling the March number.