December 6, 1900
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The United States auxiliary cruiser Yosemite was wrecked on November 15 as the result of a typhoon which swept over the island of Guam two days previously.
When a new Longfellow arises western America will constitute his Arcadia.
Perhaps few people realize the character of the Wednesday evening meetings that are held in the Town Hall by First Church of Christ, Scientist.
In a signed article in you issue of October 21, Mrs.
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the higher types of civilization, where advances in every department are rapid, where education is widely diffused and opportunites of all kinds are numerous, we might, with reason, look for a corresponding progress in the growth of ideas in the individual and in their practical outcome in his actions.
A unique volume has just been presented to the Smithsonian Institution by Professor J.
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The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
The
following article from the pen of the Rev.
How much do we understand of what is meant by this word reflection in Christian Science?
In
conversation with a business man the subject of Christian Science was introduced, and he made the remark.
Ought
we to expect our lives to work in harmony if we let all the worries and absorbing cares of the everyday material existence come into our thoughts first?
It was on September 8 last, at the time of the Galveston flood, that I found more faith in God, and I am prompted to write my experience that others may see what Christian Science can do, and has done for us in the storm and darkness.
Two and a half years ago, Christian Science came to me, when my way was so hedged about that I could not get out.
Truth is ever at work as is evidenced by the healing of the sick, the binding up the broken-hearted, and the reforming of sinners.
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In a review of "The Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley," the Church standard quotes the following interesting extracts from Huxley's letters to his friend Charles Kingsley: "I have the firmest belief that the Divine government is wholly just.
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