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Mylrea to that of any other doctor who came to Kuwait. This sneaks :
«ll f.orut.he l5°Pu.lar,ty of the mission doctor and the satisfaction lie I
J.vcs in his attention to their needs. And we are glad to say that the
nled.cal work itself-has led to many evangelistic opportunities which can 1
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Dr. Mylrea was ably assisted by Dr. Harrison, and the two of them I
report a good piece of work done in operations performed and pat ent :
.rented Dr Mylrea s time was taken up a great deal with the care of
Miss Scardeheld who was so dangerously ill, but who has improved to
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Dr. Harrison, in addition to his part in the work in Kuwait, made a
two weeks tour of Deba. and reports a cordial reception and a busy •.
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»o weeks, full of dispensary treatments and operations. The occasion
^ his tour was the illness of Ahmed bin Derweesh, one of the prominent
cad merchants of Sharka, who required an operation. We are glad to 1
rjvrt that the medical work as well as the evangelistic teachings of the
oewe met with a hearty reception and incited many of the friends he
ude there to express their eagerness to have a hospital established <
arc sometime in the future.

Statistical reports of the Men’s Medical Work-
New cases treated 2,847
Total treatments . 13,530 ;
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