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… most suitable literature.

… be suitable for the cultivation of grains, fruits, and vegetables, and for pasture. After its purchase, the estate was named “Avondale,” because of the numerous …

… anything suitable for their needs. Two or three of their number had already returned to Battle Creek, when a second letter was received from Mrs. White, in which …

… buildings suitable for sanitarium work are already erected. Some of these properties should be purchased, and medical missionary work carried forward …

… country, suitable for sanitarium purposes, and for sale at a price far below the original cost.

… be suitable companions for their sons and their daughters.

… books suitable for the field could be printed quickly and sent on their mission. When she reached the pressroom, she took special interest and declared that …

… not suitable for our work. The same fears were felt to some extent by W. C. White, L. J. Rousseau, and [A. G.] Daniells; therefore, at a meeting held in Sydney, August 27, White …

… material suitable for publishing in periodicals. When Mrs. White returned to the United States in 1900, Maggie was one of the four women assistants who accompanied …

… no suitable place for meeting. For a while they had met in the loft above the sawmill, but that became a place for storage. Just before school opened, a limited …