Protestant Magazine Distribution Records

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 5, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 10.

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Protestant Magazine Distribution Records

FOLLOWING are the interesting and encouraging records made by 34 of our local conferences in the sale and distribution of the February number of the Protestant Magazine up to Wednesday, February 25: (1) District of Columbia, 4,002 copies; (2) Massachusetts, 3,625; (3) East Michigan, 2,650; (4) Ohio, 1,737; (5) Upper Columbia, 1,600; (6) Eastern Pennsylvania, 1,430; (7) North Dakota, 1,349; (8) Iowa, 1,227; (9) New Jersey, 1,145; (10) North Missouri, 1,090; (11) Western Washington, 735; (12) West Texas, 730; (13) West Michigan, 713; (14) West Pennsylvania, 701; (15) Wisconsin, 627; (16) Southern New England, 580; (17) Southern Oregon, 548; (18) Central California, 446; (19) Southern Idaho, 437; (20) Minnesota, 427; (21) Wyoming, 405; (22) Western Colorado, 400; (23) Texas, 350; (24) Louisiana, 330; (25) Greater New York, 321; (26) Chesapeake, 320; (27) Virginia, 280; (28) Nebraska, 275; (29) Northern California, 273; (30) South Dakota, 268; (31) Eastern Colorado, 256; (32) West Kansas, 245; (33) South Missouri, 235; (34) Western Oregon, 202. A grand total of 29,959 copies, exclusive of subscription orders.
REV. AUGUSTUS E. BARNETT, rector of the Church of Our Redeemer, Sixteenth and Oxford Streets, Philadelphia, writes: "I wish to thank you for the good work you are doing, and for the splendid quality of your constantly improving magazine [Protestant]. At our great Trenton, N. J., meeting last Sunday [February 8] I advised 2,500 men to subscribe for it, and I am doing the same elsewhere." Dr. Barnett is lecturing in many of the large cities, under the auspices of the Guardians of Liberty.