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Changes in Publishing and Medical Work

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · May 30, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 22.

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Changes in Publishing and Medical Work

By Editor

After a thorough medical examination it has been deemed advisable for Brother R. R. Cook not to connect with the work in the East, as previously announced. Brother Cook's condition necessitates his remaining for some time in a dry climate, where it is believed he will be able fully to overcome his weakness and develop robust health. He returned to Lamar, Colo., last week.
Brother E. L. Richmond, of Battle Creek, Mich., came to Washington last week to connect with the Review and Herald Publishing Association, as superintendent of the manufacturing department. Brother Richmond's former long experience in the publishing work in connection with the Review and Herald plant in Battle Creek will make his services of special value and help to the work of the association. His family will come to Washington later.