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Miscellany
As to whether infected school books can be sterilized authorities disagree, as they do on a great many other questions relating to the preservation of the public health. The agitation of this and other problems touching sanitation in the schoolroom is happily hit off by the following dialogue which we clip from an exchange:—
Teacher (to applicant for admission): "Johnnie, have you get a certificate of vaccination for smallpox?"
"Yes, sir."
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February 16, 1899 issue
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Our New Territories
Harvard Law Review
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"Apologizing to God."
with contributions from H. W.
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Falsehoods Refuted
with contributions from Eugene Greene, Mary Baker G. Eddy, Mary H. Philbrick, Alex. H. Trowbridge, E. A. Thompson, A. D. Morgan, W. P. Morgan, A. R. Rutten, E. J. French, M. Anna Osgood, J. A. D. Adams
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Lack of Faith Overcome
BY E. J. KNAPP.
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Church Organized at Santa Ana, Cal
Alba J. Padgham
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The Legal Aspect of Christian Science
J. E. McKeighan
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Reply to New York Sun
Edward A. Jenks
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Christian Science as a Curative Agent and a Religion
Christian Scientist
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A Methodist Minister becomes a Christian Scientist
John C. Harned