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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 9, 1908

DR. J. P. TETER has for some time been pursuing Bible studies at Fernando College, preparatory to engaging in medical missionary work wherever most needed.

Dr. Orville Rockwell has accepted the superintendency of the Nebraska Sanitarium at Lincoln, Neb., upon the departure of Dr. W. A. George from Lincoln.

Dr. Julia White writes from Loma Linda: “We have a goodly number of young people here who will be ready in a few more months to be sent to foreign fields. This is the success of our work, getting our workers right out into these places. We have perhaps two or three men and their wives who could go to almost any mission field, and also many others who will be ready a little later. Our school is prospering. The students are doing well. The medical students are progressing very well in their studies.”

A copy of “Proceedings of the Medical Missionary Convention,” held at Loma Linda, Oct. 28-31, 1907, is at hand. This is a booklet of one hundred twelve pages, and is full of valuable articles on the most important topics pertaining to medical missionary work. Every physician and nurse in our ranks should have one of these, and should study it; in fact, every Seventh-day Adventist should be thoroughly posted on the subjects treated therein. The price of the booklet is fifteen cents. Order of Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Mountain View, Cal., or send twenty-five cents for copy of these proceedings and copy of “Minutes of Medical Missionary Council,” held in Washington last June, to the secretary, W. A. Ruble, M. D., 1 and 2 Iowa Circle, Washington, D. C. Both booklets are valuable.