Calcutta Treatment Rooms Prosper by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 4, 1914

Calcutta Treatment Rooms Prosper

By Editor

We wish that all our sanitariums and treatment rooms might enjoy such prosperity as that reported of the treatment rooms operating in Calcutta, India. Of the work being done there, Elder H. R. Salisbury says: "I found the treatment rooms in Calcutta prospering. Brother Reagan said that the week I passed through on my way to Burma he had given the largest number of treatments for one day in the history of the institution. He had treated eighteen persons, for which he received $31.20. The month of February of this year was the best February the treatment rooms ever had. Among those who received treatments were the aga khan, two judges of the high court, several leading barristers, army officers, and wealthy merchants."