A New Medical Missionary Center in Milwaukee

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 29, 1902

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 79, No. 30.

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A New Medical Missionary Center in Milwaukee

A WELL-EQUIPPED hygienic restaurant and treatment rooms have recently been opened in Milwaukee by our Wisconsin brethren. The location is a most admirable one, being just opposite the city postoffice.
Dr. Livingston and his wife have charge of this enterprise, under the general supervision of Brother Dowsett. Although this institution was opened only a few weeks ago, yet both dining and treatment rooms are well patronized by some of the best citizens.
The laborers are taking hold of the work energetically and in the spirit of unity; and if they continue to follow up God's opening providences, there will certainly be a great work accomplished in this city.
It is difficult to conceive of better opportunities than are afforded by such institutions when they are conducted on an elevated plane. None but those who have labored in such institutions can appreciate the constant tendency to allow such enterprises to degenerate into the weary treadmill of cold commercialism.
Those who wish to prepare themselves to enter our large cities and organize such enterprises, ought to know that they have a firm, abiding Christian experience, that will not be disheartened by failures, nor puffed up by success.
DAVID PAULSON.