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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 21, 1908

Findings

SOUTH AMERICA makes an urgent appeal for another medical worker in Argentina.

Dr. Mary W. Paulson and her mother, Mrs. Wild, were callers at the Washington Sanitarium and the Washington Branch Sanitarium last week.

Brother Harmon Lindsay, who has recently returned from South Africa, has taken the management of the Paradise Valley (Cal.) Sanitarium. The institution is having a very encouraging patronage.

Dr. Leota Holland has lately accepted a call to connect with the Kansas sanitarium at Wichita. She spent several months with the sanitarium at Philadelphia, where her services were much appreciated.

Calls still come from foreign lands for medical missionaries. A cablegram has just been received from Elder J. L. Shaw, of India, asking that two nurses be sent immediately. This is the second cablegram received from India within two months for nurses. Who will say, “Send me”?

Dr. A. J. Hetherington, superintendent of the Graysville Sanitarium, writes: “We are in need of other workers for this field, and trust that you will do what you can to help in supplying them for us. We have not gotten so far along that we can supply workers in the field for all our needs.”

Brother J. J. Wessels, manager of a Paradise Valley (Cal.) Sanitarium, and his family have moved to Glendale, Cal., he having undertaken the management of the Glendale Sanitarium. The patronage of the sanitarium is rather light at present, but the manager is expecting an increased patronage in the near future.

We quote the following from the Indiana Reporter: “New patients are constantly arriving at the Wabash Valley Sanitarium, and others are making applications. We now have more patients than at any time since the institution was started. Every room on the second floor of the new building is occupied by patients, and it is believed that every room in the institution will be filled before the first of June.”