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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 15, 1909

DR. V. L. MANN has been called to assist in the Melrose (Mass.) Sanitarium, and has already taken up duties there. He was recently graduated from the medical department of the University of Pennsylvania.

The department is very anxious to get in touch with all Seventh-day Adventist physicians and nurses wherever laboring. Please write the secretary, giving address and all the interesting items you can.

The Drs. Heyneman, who have been pursuing medical studies in the American Medical Missionary College the past five years, are at present in Edinburgh, preparing for practice in Australia, where they hope to settle for their future work.

Dr. A. I. Lovell, who has been in private practice in Duluth, Minn., for some years, has accepted a call to connect with the Graysville Sanitarium. Dr. A. J. Hetherington, who has been superintendent of that institution, will take a short vacation and do some post-graduate work.

Two of our young men have just completed their medical studies in the George Washington University — Mr. H. N. Sisco and Mr. F. W. Vasenius. Dr. Sisco has connected with the sanitarium work in Washington, D. C., and Dr. Vasenius has accepted a call to Abyssinia.

The Medical Department is prepared to furnish some very beautiful and instructive lantern slides to those wishing them. These comprise slides of all our sanitariums, health subjects, tuberculosis, etc. We invite our medical people everywhere to assist us in working up a library of such slides on all important topics pertaining to health work. These slides can be secured for thirty-five cents plain, or fifty cents colored. Address the secretary.

It was a great pleasure to have with us at the late General Conference the following-named medical workers from abroad: Dr. A. B. Olsen, from the Caterham (England) Sanitarium; Dr. R. H. Habenicht, from South America; Dr. Kawasaki, from Kobe, Japan; Dr. A. A. John, from Mexico; Brother A. W. Semmens (nurse), from Australia; the Drs. A. C. and B. L. Selmon, from China; Brother J. V. Willson (nurse), from South Africa.

It has been decided to print from this department a quarterly medical journal for our physicians and nurses if a sufficient subscription list can be secured. We ask every physician, nurse, and all others interested in this work, to send their addresses to the secretary, accompanied by twenty-five cents, as a subscription to such a periodical. It will contain departments covering all lines of sanitarium and general work, and will be edited by the best-qualified men in all our institutions. Don't delay this, but send subscriptions at once.