January 26, 1899
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At
the regular monthly meeting of the Massachusetts Single Tax League, January 17, 1899, two instructive addresses, followed by a lively discussion, were delivered.
To the many students who send in helpful words of encouragement and gratitude, we wish to extend our heartfelt thanks.
The feeling in England against vaccination as a preventive of smallpox is now clearly shown.
On
each of these most beautiful spoons is a motto in bas-relief, that every person on earth needs to hold in thought.
Now
again comes the Weekly making its third bow to the Field, under the new title of "The Christian Science Sentinel," and in a new head-dress.
A short time since the Boston Traveler published an article made up of matter much of which had previously been published in some of the New York papers, in opposition to Christian Science.
The
dedication of the new Christian Science Church or Temple as it is generally and appropriately called, from the character of its architecture, January 15, 1899, marked an era in the church history of Peoria in several respects.
The
Christian Scientists of Chelsea, Mass, held their first morning service in their home city Sunday, January 15.
Editor News-Press:—So far the medical profession in the great poison case has not shown itself in a very brilliant light.
Some
months ago I called attention through the columns of the Christian Science Journal to an operation performed by Dr.
We cheerfully publish the following friendly editorial from the Farmers' Friend and Grange Advocate of Mechanicsburg, Pa.
"Become
compassionate," said Jesus, "as your Father in heaven is compassionate.
The following article is taken from a recent issue of the New York Sun:—
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In regard to legislation to regulate the practice of medicine, it may be well to observe that the choice of medical attendants and advisers is a matter which each man has a right to make for himself.
I wish to tell of my wonderful healing through Christian Science.
About six years ago I received an injury to my left eye which caused severe pain.
