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… experienced managers, that part may unite with part, making a harmonious whole. More than two or three minds must be given to all.— Letter 63, 1898 .

Another difficulty was a lack of funds. The treasurer was not able to send those managing the meeting a single pound before the meeting began. They put their own personal money in where it was needed, and borrowed from their friends.

The smaller restaurants will recommend the principles of health reform as well as the larger establishments, and will be much more easily managed. We are not commissioned to feed the world, but we are instructed to educate the people.— Ibid.

… James's management the farm was prospering, and of his family she wrote to Edson in September:

… the management of the work.— The General Conference Bulletin, 1909, 8 .

… of managers was chosen ( Ibid., February 24, 1910 ).

How do you manage in forming a church about taking in members who use tea, coffee, tobacco, and wear hoops, and some who do not believe in Sister White's visions? ( The Review and Herald, November 5, 1861 ).

This being a movement in behalf of the cause at large, the General Conference Committee are the proper persons to act in the premises. In accordance with the foregoing resolution, its management will hereafter be in their hands.

By this time health foods were being imported on a regular basis. P. B. Rudge was brought from New Zealand to manage sales, which were promising. The June 15, 1898, Record carried an interesting advertisement:

… its managers a message that was read to the board: