The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-16

| and on the south the
llvdropathic building. a large
swinging door opens from the buffers
pantry between the Kitchen and din
lrgroom. This building is without
doubt the most beautiful of the whole,
The bungalow idea contemplates the
spreading of the nblc in the living
ROOM In perpetuation OF this plan q
great room SO by GS feet has been
constructed The rear half of this
room is set with tables while the half
which faces the court and the admin
istration building is furnished as q
living room. a grdt fire place is
constructed in each end of this vast
room and the wall shelves are filed
with green plants and blooming
flowers The room is finished in mis-
sion the ceilings are beamed and are
low appearing more sp because Of the
great size OF the room
Tranquility nnd art, blending of all
that Is artistic, and rcstful form the
| key note to this room The ceiling is
of soft organge blending into delft
blue walls and rugs of the same color
cover the noor Thirteen windows
prettily curtained admit light whro
the furnishings have bccn chosen Of
mission and with % thought to COM
fort. a wide porch runs the length
tf the building and will form nn cX-
ccllent stage for concerts and for the
speakers and celebrities that so frc-
qJcntly visit the sanatorium.
Latest Science Here.
Tc building on the south is the
| lhydrapthic building This building
has also two stories the upper accom-
moda ting the twenty nurses now en-
ployed, furnishing pleasant rooms and
CHEEKY living room.
The static electric room is an in
tcresting one. Here all Of the X-ray
work IS done, and it is "a modern de-
partmcnt under the able administra-
on of DR. O'Dair. Two bath de-
rartments. one for men and one for
women, with prettily furnished wait
ing rooms outside of each, are among
the departments of this building. The
bath departments are very complete
with entirely new equipment, much of
1t invented for special use by Dr. Carl
W. Sawyer. Everything Is reduced
to a science in the treatment of the
sick of this hospital.
The nydrolpathic room is one OF the
most completely furnished. Mechanic
al equipment of every kind and of the
most recent invention is found here.
There are vlbrators and stretchers, of
many kinds and varieties There is a
llucadcscont lamp Of 200 candle power
for the treatment OF rheumatic and
nervous troubles.
Leaving this building we find that we
have passed along the north ana west
Of the cloister and are now facing the
east. Five buildings exactly like those
on the north lie along this side OF the
leliptically shaped hallway. The three
INCLUDE the bungalows Tor patients ana
vary only in flush fro omhte others;
| the bungalow in which Dr G. T.. Saw
ser makes his home ana another sur
gical department. From these we tsep
rto the private Offices of Dr. c. H..
Sawyer in the administration build
ing in the opposite door from which
the Journey was begun.
"And now" says the reporter awcd
! by the marvel Of the great establish
mcnt and the little doctor whose big
brain und great energy has made pose
siblc the institution, "what of your
self?"
Don't speak of me-" s'id the doc
tor quickly, II haven't done anything.
say all you please ahou, ,he place but
don't talk about me. have done
lrothing."
"You may say IL YOU like that it Is
our ambition to have an institution
that will commend itself not only for
It's accommodations and uniquencss of
Plan but one that will oc worthy of
It's namc from professional stand.
point"
Something About Dir. sawyer.
"But what of yourself" Is insisted.
I'VE want story about you as well
az this sanatorium."
Come hcre' says tho little doctor.
On the wall in conspicuous place
hung picture, tiny shop in In
Rue. There Is where / started. ! had
two kitchen chairs and a nail kcg, It
wasn't pleasant, 1 was born in New
ada, Ohio, and my people were poor.
| | looked around and l decided that
the man who makes his own limits in
| life and settles down TO working 81
o,unKs bnuYg a doU anI gIcapfpo nd