New Enterprises by L. A. H.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 11, 1912

New Enterprises

By L. A. H.

We have an announcement of the opening of the Phoenix Rest Home, at Phoenix, Ariz., for incipient cases of pulmonary tuberculosis. This institution ought to fill a place of great good, in caring for a class of patients that need special attention that can not well be given in the regular sanitarium. The manager, G. A. Roberts, was for a time connected with the Wabash Valley Sanitarium at La Fayette, Ind. He holds the confidence of the local conference brethren. For further information concerning the institution, rates, etc., address the manager, Box 757, Phoenix, Ariz.

Wagner’s Electro-Hydrotorium is the name of a new health enterprise under the supervision of L. G. Wagner, at Bridgeport, Conn. It is well equipped with modern facilities, especially designed, and will be operated by trained attendants for both ladies and gentlemen. A good constituency has already been created by private nursing, and a number of prominent physicians give assurance of support. The workers have had experience in medical missionary work, both in field and institution, and have the moral support of conference brethren. Starting free from debt, and with assurance of good patronage and the determination to make the work a glory to God, this enterprise should be successful in accomplishing much good.

L. A. H.