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… .” The meals were frequently picked up, and the regular time for eating not regarded. Every member of the family was injured by such management. It is a sin …

… .” The meals were frequently picked up, and the regular time for eating not regarded. Every member of the family was injured by such management. It is a sin …

… .” The meals were frequently picked up, and the regular time for eating not regarded. Every member of the family was injured by such management. It is a sin …

… easily managed. We are not commissioned to feed the world, but we are instructed to educate the people. In the smaller restaurants there will not be so much …

… easily managed. We are not commissioned to feed the world, but we are instructed to educate the people. In the smaller restaurants there will not be so much …

… it should be connected capable, God-fearing managers—men who are sound in the faith, who will exert an influence for good, and who are able to carry the heavy …

… business is not to be so managed that it will absorb in it the talent needed elsewhere. No plans are to be followed that tend to make a great whole of the food …

… should not be. The soul can be rich in grace only as it shall abide in the presence of God. God is the great proprietor of the sanitarium, of the Review and Herald …

The managers of the sanitarium are not actuated by a mean, penurious spirit in reproving the wrongs that have been mentioned, and requiring what is due to …

… date. It was a joy to the managers of the older institutions to know that in the new plants opened at about this time, flesh food was not served to the patients …