To the Reader: Reviews
Improvement Era, vol. 7, no. 5, March 1904, p. 392
Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Associations
392
IMPROVEMENT
ERA.
has
expressed
it,
and
brought
upon
the
Lord's
ground,
and
there
we
can
begin
to
exercise
our
influence
upon
them.
—
Willard
Done.
TO
THE
READER.
We
thank
the
many
readers
of
the
Era
who
forwarded
replies
to
our
request
to
name
the
article
in
the
February
number
that
inter-
ested them
most.
The
compliments
received
were
very
gratifying,
and
the
suggestions
valuable.
To
those
of
our
friends
who
failed
to
respond,
we
extend
the
invitation
for
this
number.
In
replying,
be
sure
to
state
your
age.
We
have
some
choice
matter
for
future
issues;
among
it,
"Kentucky
Bell,"
and
"The
Adventures
of
a
Pioneer."
One
feature
in
the
replies
we
noticed
with
regret.
It
was
this,
that
they
all
came
from
persons
over
20
years
of
age.
Is
it
possible
we
have
nothing
in
the
Era
to
interest
the
young
people
between
15
and
20?
To
test
this
we
specially
invite
the
young
men
between
those
ages
to
send
us
a
card
answering
this
question:
WHAT
INTERESTS
YOU
IN
THE
MARCH
ERA?
In
replying
be
sure
to
state
your
age.
Another
Point:
We
will
send
free,
any
book,
to
be
selected
by
himself,
illustrating
his
choice
of
reading,
to
the
young
man
between
the
ages
of
15
and
20
years
who
will
give
us
the
best
suggestion
on
what
style
of
literature
interests
him
most,
and
that
will,
at
the
same
time,
be
appropriate
for
the
Era.
Please
answer
this
question:
WHAT
DO
YOU
READ?
The
book
"
"
illustrates
my
choice.
Address:
Editors
Era,
Salt
Lake
City,
Utah,
216
Templeton
Bdg.
REVIEWS.
Those
associations
which
have
completed
the
manual,
or
will
complete
it
before
the
end
of
the
season,
are
advised
to
spend
the
remaining
time
in
review.
This
may
be
done
either
by
general
lectures,
or
by
class
exercises.