Encouraging Magazine Sales Reports

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 6, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 1.

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Encouraging Magazine Sales Reports

THE business manager of the Kansas Sanitarium sends in the following encouraging report: “We are enclosing our check for $18 to pay for Life and Health. We sell from 100 to 150 each evening. The people seem to buy them eagerly, and some of our nurses are having quite an experience. Some who have bought these papers before, when they see the nurses selling them on the street, come, unsolicited, and say they will take one. This is very encouraging to those selling the papers.”
THE following is a sample of many orders coming to us from those who have in various ways seen a copy of the Protestant Magazine: “Please mail your magazine to me, and oblige. I think this publication is O. K., and only wish every Protestant in the country had a chance to read it.”