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    Subject Files (primarily medical missionary materials) - Michigan Sanitarium and Benevolent Association, 1897-1899 and undated

    Kellogg, John Harvey
    2014

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    Abstract

    Typed and printed documents regarding the "Michigan Sanitarium and Benevolent Association," the successor organization Western Health Reform Institute and which was incorporated in 1897. Includes meeting minutes and articles of association for the group.

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    89500_0001_0191

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