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… of the interview in California. He had the assurance that the Lord's messenger was with them in their plans to close up the Nashville printing establishment …

… . Half of the third column was devoted to the vision of mid-February, 1845, concerning the heavenly sanctuary and the events at the end of the 2300 days ( Early …

… . Half of the third column was devoted to the vision of mid-February 1845 concerning the heavenly sanctuary and the events at the end of the 2300 days ( Ibid., 54 …

… source of materials is the long-out-of-print volume, Historical Sketches of the Foreign Missions of The Seventh-day Adventists, edited and published in Basel …

… Special” of the Signs of the Times, to be rushed through their undamaged presses. The journalism was good, illustrations outstanding, and the printing up to …

… on the part of the employees in the publishing house. After depicting the demoralizing effects of the literature being printed on the Review and Herald …

… printed invitations to the principal families in the city and community to participate in a “hygienic festival” on the grounds of the institution. The response …

… of the institution. The response was excellent, and the dinner was an outstanding success. One of the guests, the Honorable George Willard, editor of the Battle …

… average of eight thousand copies per issue, and of the physical appearance of the paper, “far in advance of papers of its kind”—the Signs being printed on a good …

… across the land, the fact that their Review came two days late provided the first knowledge that the headquarters of the church and the printing equipment …