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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 29, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 48.

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The Press Takes Notice

By W. A. R.

THE following paragraph is a clipping from a two-column first-page article of the Daily News, Denver, Colo., Oct. 26, 1906:—
“Dr. Herman C. Menkel and his wife will take charge of Calcutta Sanitarium. Dr. Menkel abandons his Denver practise, giving up his home here after a residence of seven years, and goes to India to devote his life to warning the dusky heathen that the day of the Lord is at hand, and that they must prepare for the end of the world. Dr. and Mrs. Menkel will sail from New York about November 21, for London, where they will remain some time attending clinics, then they will go direct to Calcutta.”
Dr. Menkel gave our office a short call November 18 as he passed through on his way to India. He has had a remarkable experience in presenting the truth to his patients in his practise in Denver, and reports that some have accepted the truth for this time as a result of his work. He will relieve Dr. Ingersoll for a time. The latter will take a much-needed and well-earned furlough.
W. A. R.