SPECIAL SUMMER SCHOOL AT THE SANITARIUM.
By John Harvey Kellogg
THE Medical Missionary Board has arranged for a special summer school of ten weeks, beginning from July 1 to 15. This school is especially designed to meet the wants of those who need instruction in healthful cookery, hygienic dress, physical culture, simple methods of treatment, Bible hygiene, and personal evangelistic work as a preparation for missionary labor. It is especially designed for ministers' wives, Bible readers, missionaries who are going into foreign fields, teachers of denominational schools, missionary teachers who expect to engage in work in the south, and ministers and all others engaged in church work. The course will include a rapid survey of the whole subject of hygienic reform, and the discussion of its bearings upon the present period of the world's history and our present work. Professor Sutherland, and others connected with the Battle Creek College, Mrs. S. M. I. Henry, Mrs. E. E. Kellogg, Dr. Paulson, Dr. Winegar, Mrs. Dr. Kress, Mrs. Dr. Paulson, and others connected with the Sanitarium, will give instruction in various and special lines. Those attending the school and desiring to do so, will be given an opportunity to board at the Sanitarium and pay their way in work. No charge will be made for instruction. Those who wish can board themselves. Several classes will be held daily, and those who can pay their board will find it advantageous to do so, that more time may be devoted to study. Practical arrangements will be made for table board at $1.50 per week; rooms, fifty to seventy-five cents a week. All interested should address the undersigned. J. H. KELLOGG, M.D.,
Battle Creek, Mich.