Camp Meeting Sanitation

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 15, 1916

“Camp Meeting Sanitation”

SOME years ago it was expected that a considerable per cent of the people who attended camp meeting would have a sick spell while at the meeting. This camp meeting sickness, however, has been largely eliminated in recent years by giving attention to proper sanitary methods and conditions. The little tract, “Camp Meeting Sanitation: What to Do and What Not to Do,” has aided much in bringing about this better condition. Every one who attends camp meeting should read this tract so as to be able to coöperate with conference officers in making and keeping the camp ground in a sanitary condition.

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