OLIVE P. INGERSOLL, M. D
By Olive P. Ingersoll
CALCUTTA.— Our work has most certainly been blessed at the sanitarium. Since the beginning of the year, when we began on the self-supporting basis in good earnest, we have had only two months that have run us behind at all on the running expenses. Month by month our receipts have enabled us to keep up the expenses, and to add considerable in the way of equipment and apparatus. All the workers are of good courage. The treatment rooms have been well patronized; both those for the ladies and those for the gentlemen being used to their fullest capacity. Our nurses' training class is doing nicely.