Article December 28, 1899 Issue

The Sentinel

with contributions from W. F. Stiles

The Christian Science Sentinel, published by the Society at 95 Falmouth Street, Boston, Mass., Judge S. J. Hanna managing editor, publishes in the current issue an account of the lecture of Carol Norton, C.S.D., of New York, delivered at the Academy of Music, Pottsville, November 14. It also gives space to the polished and masterly address of Judge D. C. Henning, who introduced the speaker at some length in a review of the religions of different eras in history, and to an editorial on the same subject appearing in the Republican columns subsequent to the lecture. The Sentinel is one of the several publications issued in Boston in the interests of the Society. It presents a neat typographical appearance, is printed on book paper, in magazine type, and to those interested in the Science, furnishes interesting data and reading matter pertaining to the work and advancement of the cult.

Pottsville (pa.) Daily Republican.

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