Are you sure?
This bookmark will be removed from all folders and any saved notes will be permanently removed.
Christian Science and the Cure of Disease
New York Evening Telegram
The following appeared in the editorial columns of the New York Evening Telegram, February 27, 1900:—
A good deal of fuss is made whenever somebody dies under the ministrations of what is called mind-cure or that other peculiarity known as Christian Science.
It is said that in a large number of cases the patient is brought back to health by the same means, but these are never recorded.
Enjoy 1 free Sentinel article or audio program each month, including content from 1898 to today.
March 22, 1900 issue
View Issue-
The Lectures
with contributions from J. R. Lewis, Herbert W. Eustace, W. S. Day, F. W. Burnett, Livingstone Jenks, Francis D. Clarke
-
Had No Interview
with contributions from Eva Thompson, Lansing W. Hurlburt, Calvin A. Frye
-
MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
-
Church By-laws
Editor
-
About Contagious Diseases
with contributions from M. H. Miller
-
As to Chartered Churches
Editor
-
Photographs of Churches
Editor
-
Christian Scientists
Alfred Farlow
-
Washington's Greatest Political Service
Spectator
-
"The Lord is my Shepherd"
BY EDWARD C. BUTLER.
-
The Journal and Sentinel
BY S. E. BRADLEY.
-
Thoughts for the Day
BY ANDREW S. MERRITT.
-
Unity
BY HENRY C. LAWRENCE
-
The Bread of Life
BY M. M. E.
-
Truth's Lesson
BY LEWIS PRESCOTT
-
An Illustration
BY J. E. FELLERS
-
Astigmatism and Muscular Trouble
Fannie L. Dana
-
Christian Science and Materia Medica
M. B. B.
-
The Hungry Fed
Bertha Woods
-
Healed by Reading Science and Health
J. F. Stockdorf with contributions from Anon
-
Religious Items
with contributions from T. W. Young, Y. M. C. A., George C. Lorimer
