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A three-horsepower steam engine turned the press for the October 8 issue of the Review. Later White wrote with a note of triumph:

This invitation took on real significance when two days later they learned the identity of the men who signed the request. Of this she wrote:

Three days later she told of how the workmen could not pay their grocery bills and of how “money must come from some source.”— Letter 252, 1899 .

Hoopes later wrote to Ellen White of the experience, particularly of what took place subsequent to the Norman pledge at the General Conference session:

… one of the early cases in connection with the proclamation of the soon coming of the Lord that the message of the second angel of Revelation 14 seemed to apply …

… decline of the influence of the Spirit of Prophecy in their midst. Ellen White was to speak of it in reporting the vision given at the close of the conference …

… of this prediction. In later years, one of these young men held for several terms the presidency of the Latin Union Conference; another, the presidency of the …

… weeks later, just a few days before their first son was born, James White wrote from Gorham to Elvira Hastings, of New Ipswich, New Hampshire, telling of his family's …

… leader of the church, was ill, and others were incapacitated, Loughborough was the principal administrator in charge of affairs. He later reported:

In the next letter on file, begun five days later and finished on the sixth, Ellen White spoke of the blessings of God in her work at the camp meetings. She wrote under the dateline of Battle Creek, July 8, 1874: