Health Missionary in the South Seas Advocates Natural Dress
Dr Sylvester M Lambert head of Rockefeller Foundation medical work in the Pacific reports that liberation from missionary clothing has improved health among South Sea Islanders. He notes reduced skin diseases colds and tuberculosis and credits the carbon tetrachloride hookworm treatment and local medical schools for progress. Lambert, born in Ellenville New York, has long worked across Papua Fiji and other islands, observing vast health campaigns and travels aboard ships and yachts.
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