Free Use of Stereopticon Slides

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 18, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 57.

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Free Use of Stereopticon Slides

A SHORT time ago I visited the U. S. Public Health Service to secure information on the use of stereopticon slides. Incidentally I may say I had a very pleasant visit with one of the officers, who showed much interest in hearing of our activities in health work and in other missionary endeavor. A cordial invitation was given to utilize the material offered by the service.
Slides on various topics are shown by illustrated catalogues, which may be secured on request by any physician or health lecturer of responsible standing. The catalogues are sent to the applicant and returned under a United States postal frank, as are also the slides.
The following subjects are at present shown: Diseases of children, tropical diseases, tuberculosis, typhoid fever, smallpox, pellagra, mouth hygiene, malaria, hookworm, leprosy, bubonic plague, milk production, and rural schools.
Here is a good opportunity to secure slides for parlor lectures, class instruction, or other suitable use. Write to the U. S. Public Health Service, Washington, D. C., stating first and second choice of subjects desired. Ask for catalogue, and make selection of numbers. Return the catalogue and secure the slides, stating when wanted. Arrange to hold them as short a time as possible. L. A. HANSEN.