May 10, 1900
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Items of Interest
The bill providing for the establishment of a complete form of government for the Hawaiian Islands was signed by President McKinley on April 30.
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"The
Founder of Christian Science" is the title of an interesting and timely article in the November number of the New England Magazine, by Henrietta H.
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Let it rest! Some proceeding has wounded us by its want of tact; let it rest; no one will think of it again.
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The interest felt in Christian Science in this village, and, without doubt, a general element of curiosity on the part of many, were instrumental in assembling a large audience at the Empire Theatre last evening.
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The
following complimentary notice of Justice Hatch from the Sun will be read with interest by Christian Scientists.
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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.
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My
attention has just been called to a proof of a photograph of mine sent out by William H.
Editorial
Only
the Christian Science Board of Directors and the First Reader of the Mother Church, shall be present at meetings for the examination of complaints against Church members.
Editorial
When
friction occurs between two persons what is the first thought as to who is to blame for it?
Editorial
We
are authorized to say that a reduction of one third of the railroad fare, on the certificate plan, has been secured for those desiring to attend the Communion Service and Annual Meeting of the Mother Church in Boston, on June 3rd and 5th next.
Editorial
We trust the Field will not forget that our Journal and Sentinel have an insatiate maw, and are constantly crying for more food.
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Sunday, April 29, witnessed an important event in the history of Christian Science in Topeka, Kan.
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Members of First Church of Christ, Scientist, have bought the lot and house on the southwest corner of Grove Street and Chicago Avenue for $16,250.
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The members of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, have recently established and opened some very handsome new reading rooms on the fourth floor of the New Houseman Block.
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The
article entitled, "Love's Messenger," which appeared in the Sentinel of February 15, brought very forcibly to mind the mission another Christian Science tract had to perform.
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Christian Science
shows us that the universe as it appears to the material senses, is far from being the universe which God sees and has pronounced complete and perfect.
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I want
to express just a little of the gratitude I feel for what "Miscellaneous Writings" has done for me.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science came to my notice through a demonstration of its healing efficacy.
Testimony of Healing
This morning, while reading our Journal for April which had just arrived in its fresh, new dress, I was so impressed by the wealth and richness of its contents, and especially the glad notes of "thanksgiving" that seemed to ring from all its pages, that I determined that this day should not close without my giving some expression of my heartfelt thanks for the joy that Christian Science is daily bringing to me.
Testimony of Healing
I am so filled with gratitude that I want to give expression to my feelings in a few words that may help and encourage some dear one walking in the same path.
Testimony of Healing
I was a member of the Presbyterian Church for years.
Testimony of Healing
A letter just came to me containing this testimony to the helpful influence of the Quarterly by one who is studying by herself, as so many are, and who seemingly are isolated from church service.
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Circumstances make it necessary again to request our co-workers throughout the Field to observe the following rules in sending in their orders to the Publishing House:—
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