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Review and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 39.

What the President of the Republic of Cuba Thinks of “Liberty”
Earlier text: Ruination

Nurses Enter the Canvassing Work

The colporteur work is still pushed on as far as possible in all the European countries. We note the following action in the minutes of the European Division Committee meeting: “Such nurses as cannot find employment in their calling should enter the work as regular canvassers under the existing canvassing leadership, their earnings to go to the sanitarium, pushing the sale of the religious as well as the health publications.”

Missionaries Appointed to Jamaica and India

Last week Brother J. P. and Mrs. Redding, of Vermont, sailed from New York for Kingston, Jamaica, both to engage in school work in Kingston. Their arrival will release Brother Geo. F. Furnival and wife, who have accepted appointment to school work in India.
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Review and Herald · Sep 17, 1914