The Nurses' Training School
In preparation for the new building later in the fall, the Sanitarium managers desire to start an unusually large class in the Sanitarium Missionary Nurses' Training School. This is also necessitated by the increasing demand for Sanitarium nurses in all parts of the United States and the world. A well-trained Sanitarium nurse always has abundant opportunity for self-supporting missionary work. The requirements will be made quite exacting. Only persons in good health, and those who expect to devote their lives to medical missionary work, will be received. A preparatory class will be organized for the benefit of those who are not prepared to begin the regular nurses' class. Some employment can be given, but it cannot be promised to all at first. Board and room will be furnished at the low price of $1.75 a week. Tuition will be given free. There is an increasing demand for medically trained workers. At least five hundred well-trained workers could be employed at once. In no direction is there a field of greater usefulness open for young men and women who love God and humanity, and who desire to devote their lives to noble service. The training given at the Battle Creek Sanitarium is unequaled. There is no other place in the world where young men and young women get so thorough a preparation for a grand and useful life service, and in a work where so much needs to be done. Those interested in this matter should address, at once, the Training School Department, Battle Creek Sanitarium, Battle Creek, Mich.