Washington Sanitarium Enjoys Increased Patronage

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 16, 1914

Washington Sanitarium Enjoys Increased Patronage

The Washington (D. C.) Sanitarium at the present time is enjoying a most excellent patronage—the best for many months. Dr. H. W. Miller and his co-workers are laboring hard and faithfully to give those who come for help the assistance which they need, and we hear many words of commendation from the patients regarding the benefits received. A regular course of parlor lectures is being given. From these the patients receive many practical ideas which they are able to carry with them to their homes and practice in their daily living. A good spirit pervades the Sanitarium family, and the nurses are heartily cooperating in the one purpose of the institution,—to seek to save both spiritually and physically those who are in need of help. Our people in the East, particularly in the Columbia Union Conference, should direct to this institution those in need of medical attention and treatment. In the lives of many, influences have been set in operation by their connection with our sanitariums which have resulted in their fully surrendering themselves to the service of God.