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A Demonstration in Dentistry
My daughter, a girl of fifteen years, has from childhood shown great fear of a dentist's chair. I have seen her get up and hurriedly leave the room if the subject was mentioned. She declared she was more afraid of one than of a rattlesnake.
She had been healed of many physical troubles through Christian Science treatment, but I had not seen the importance of overcoming this fear until it was manifested in the teeth decaying, and they appeared very discordant.
I then said to her, "Mary, we have had too many proofs of God's love to let this thing continue. You are going to have this work done, and done harmoniously."
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January 31, 1901 issue
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Christian Science not Hypnotism
Robert L. Ziller
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A Protest
Alfred Farlow
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A Comparison
Wesley Spaulding
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The Lectures
with contributions from C. B. Webster, George P. Moore
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
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Victoria
Editor with contributions from Victoria R., Aberdeen, William McKinley
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The Accession Speech
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The Papyrus
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Irving C. Tomlinson, Mabel C. Gage, Mary E. Cheatham
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Heavenly Peace
BY E. A. EMERY.
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The Way of Escape
BY GRACE STEPHENS WRIGHT.
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Christian Science
BY G. H. HYDE.
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Is Your Armor Impervious?
BY A. F. BLUNDELL.
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A Demonstration in Dentistry
Mattie Wood