Medical Work and Sanitation in Industry by Sears Roebuck
Forest Jarvis reports from Indianapolis on a detailed article by Harry Ke Mock examining industrial sanitation and the Sears Roebuck Company approach. Sears Roebuck maintains an in-house hospital with physicians and nurses, treats minor and severe injuries, screens employees for contagious diseases including tuberculosis, and may reassign or send patients to company hospitals.
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Harry
Ke Mock
Dre Moek
Sears, Roebuck and Company of Chicago
Physitian
Evolution and its ties to religion discussed at Medan event
A lively evening discussed the theory of evolution led by Hugh McKee, covering its history, two schools, four lines of evidence, and its relation to religion. Participants, including Professor Deppe and President Hanley, warned against overgeneralizing evolution while noting debate remains unsettled.
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Hugh McKee
College guests honor former president with uplifting address
After devotional exercises led by President Hanley, Prof Hall, and other faculty, the college’s guests of honor listened as the former president spoke with wit and faith in the college’s glorious future. Br Stott replied on behalf of visitors, and the mood was cheerful and hopeful. CONTINUED: ONE PAGE THREE
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Hanley
Hall
Br. Stott
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