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ONLY A BELIEF
"When one is sick, why do you say, 'It is only a belief?" This often-asked question has an answer in the following incident, told by a New York Scientist.
While playing lawn-tennis, a young woman was hit in the face by a tennis-ball. After recovering from her confusion, she found that her two front teeth, supplied to her by the dentist and set in gold, were gone. She quickly arrived at the conclusion that she had swallowed her teeth, and that her life was in danger.

October 20, 1898 issue
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OUR DUTY TO NATIONALIZE
Rev. Dr. Lamson on the War's Problems.
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MISCELLANY
with contributions from John F. Linscott
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CONSUMPTION CURED
George Bell
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SCIENTISTS AND NEWSPAPERS
BY HERBERT S. FULLER.
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ONLY A BELIEF
REV. IRVING C. TOMLINSON.
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They sawed off his arms and his legs,...
Cleveland Leader
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In August, 1897, Muriel, aged four years, received an...
Louise Sherwood Andrews
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Always delicate from childhood and subject to frequent...
H. M. W. with contributions from Margaret E. Halley
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Notices
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Notices
with contributions from William B. Johnson, Ed.