OUR FOREIGN PAPERS WITH “SUNSHINE AT HOME.”

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, December 2, 1884

FromThe Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Advent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 61, No. 48

OUR FOREIGN PAPERS WITH “SUNSHINE AT HOME.”

It has been decided to furnish “Sunshine at Home,” with each of our foreign papers to new subscribers on the same liberal terms that are offered with the Signs. At first sight it may seem strange to offer an English book with a Danish, Swedish, or German paper: but in fact it is just the best plan in all the world; because in nearly all the families where these languages are spoken by the parents, the children are taught to read and speak English. There are no people who love and appreciate good pictures more than the Scandinavians and the Germans. Therefore we look for a large list of subscribers to be obtained, not only by Scandinavian and German canvassers, but by English canvassers who may find families of these people as they are working for “Sunshine” and the Signs. The Tidende, Harolden, or Stimme, will be furnished with “Sunshine” for one year at $2.00; for eight months, at $1.75; and for four months, at $1.50.

The commission on these papers is the same as on the Signs. English Agents will need samples of the papers and a special guarantee book. Agents working specially for these papers will procure an outfit prepared for their use. Let the good work begin without delay.

All business will be done through the State Tract Societies.

S. D. A. P. ASSOCIATION.