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… in close common interest, and mutual confidence was restored. The Battle Creek brethren urged them to return and to reside in the city, that the work of …

… the work in the Southern States in anticipation of an E.G. White book devoted to that topic, was now assembling her writings on Ezra for a series of Review articles …

… weekly in the Review and Signs and Youth's Instructor, which brought her close to the readers. The occasional accounts of her travels and labors that appeared …

… the book was in the binderies of Pacific Press and the Review and Herald. On Monday, July 17, copies of the newly published The Great Controversy —the 1911 …

… , 1911, the book was in the binderies of Pacific Press and the Review and Herald. On Monday, July 17, copies of the newly published Great Controversy —the 1911 edition …

… the Health Institute, to complete the work already begun on the new building. The author of the article, in an endeavor to loosen the purse strings of the believers …

… , 1851 ). In Saratoga Springs the way had opened to publish, and James White, in the last issue of volume 2 of the Review, made a statement regarding finances:

… the work; it is essentially the same, even if it is greatly improved in some respects, notably in the verification of quoted matter, and the insertion …

… by the Review staff and nearby believers. The report of the work done that Friday was faith challenging.

… truth through the press. The Thompson home was in the country, nine miles from Saratoga Springs, where the fourteen numbers of volume 2 of the Review and …