Help for the Nashville Sanitarium

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 9, 1906

Help for the Nashville Sanitarium

The Nashville Sanitarium and Training-school for Missionary Nurses is now locating in its permanent home, after several years of living in rented buildings where it has carried forward its work under very difficult conditions. The securing of a home has been made possible by the co-operation of the General Conference brethren and the help that will be given by our people throughout the field.

There are a number of ways to assist this enterprise. Now is a good season in which to put up some canned fruit, dried fruit, or other articles of provision that can be shipped. A supply of bedding will be greatly needed and much appreciated. Good use can be made of worn sheets or other articles that may be utilized for bandages or cleaning cloths.

Any assistance that may be given in these or other ways will be greatly appreciated in this institution where money is scarce, but where work is plentiful. Those who can not send provisions or goods might help in prepaying freight. Address Nashville Sanitarium, Nashville, Tenn.