Papers of Elizabeth Gillet Stimson Corwin, 1886-1943 (inclusive), 1886-1894 (bulk).
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Battle Creek Sanitarium.
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In 1866, the Seventh-Day Adventists established the Health Reform Institute in Battle Creek, Mich. Out of this organization developed the Battle Creek Sanitarium, on of the earliest training schools for nurses in the country. The major promoter of this facility was John H. Kellogg, creator of the breakfast food industry. From the description of Battle Creek Sanitarium collection. (State Archive of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 41286700 ...
Corwin, Clifford, d. 1943.
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Corwin, Elizabeth Gillet Stimson.
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Elizabeth Gillet Stimson Corwin was the only daughter of Rodney Metcalf Stimson (b. 1822), editor, state senator, and treasurer of Marietta College (Marietta, Ohio). She married Clifford Corwin, a graduate of Marietta College and principal of a high school in Crookston, Minnnesota. From the description of Papers of Elizabeth Gillet Stimson Corwin, 1886-1943 (inclusive), 1886-1894 (bulk). (Harvard University). WorldCat record id: 682629306 ...
Ketter, Louise C.
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