Medical Work in India by W. A. R.

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 6, 1906

Medical Work in India

By W. A. R.

Dr. LUCINDA A. MARSH writes from Bombay: “The Parsees have received us warmly, and we now have a number of patients from Bolivar Hill, the most beautiful part of Bombay. I have never enjoyed better health than now. We need another nurse from America to help in the work. I have written to the Young People’s Society by whom we were sent out to use the first money they raise to send us more help, instead of paying us our salary. Please see that some one comes at once.”

Dr. Marsh reports further that the cholera epidemic is raging in Bombay. Each day about twelve persons die of that disease alone. She has established a small sanitarium, and begins her work with prospects of plenty to do.

W. A. R.