February 14, 1901
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Items of Interest
The United States Senate passed the West Point appropriation bill on February 6.
Article
Remarkable
interest is awakened by Tesla's new light, "artificial sunlight," he calls it, "the result of ten years of thought and experiment.
Article
"And
God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth.
Article
An
account of the religious side of Queen Victoria's character has just been written by the Rev.
Article
It
is a favorite maxim at this season that all things are passing away.
Article
Until
April I, the beginning of the Journal volume we will sell back numbers of the Journal at five cents a copy when ordered in lots of ten or more.
Article
The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
Editorial
The
following concerning the bill above referred to appeared in the editorial columns of the Press Knickerbocker-Express of Albany, N.
Editorial
We
clip the following editorial, under the above heading, from the Boston Herald, of February 12, 1901.
Poem
Only
a pleasant word a stranger spoke to me,Just one kind word along the path of life,So brightened up the day that I forgot the night;A ray of hope appeared 'mind toil and strife.
Article
The members of First Church of Christ, Scientist, of this city were very happy yesterday.
Poem
Above
the earth hangs heavily night's mist,Yet as in hope I watch the eastern sky,Faintly the light gleams through the lessening gloom,Telling the waiting world that day is nigh.
Article
In
traveling the pathway which Christian Science points out to us as the one road to heaven or harmony, we seem to be persistently beset by a claim or condition which says we are not advancing, are not doing our work, are not living as we should and cannot, therefore we may as well stop trying, go back to the old way of living according to the dictates of human sense and self-will, where we are free to carry out the suggestions of selfishness.
Article
Passing
a new public building lately, admiring the beauty and grandeur of its outline, noting its massiveness and strength rising so grandly above the surroundings, I could not help going back in thought to the time the same vast piece of masonry was begun, remembering how long it was before any evidence of a building appeared to the onlooker.
Article
I think
one of the questions most frequently asked in Christian Science is: "If man is perfect why do we have to work?
Poem
Obey!
Obedience is the lawOf Life eternal,For only thus is opened upThe way supernal;In Life is harmony and health,And God's perfectionMust by His law be ever foundIn His reflection.
Testimony of Healing
I feel that I can truly say with the Psalmist, "Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science came to me in a very dark hour, at a time when life should have been full of hope, courage, and youthful, healthful work.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Scientists in a foreign country have peculiar reason to thank God for their church publications.
Testimony of Healing
During five years of faithful, persistent effort, midst multiplied defeat and triumph, Truth has, so unconsciously on my part, transformed my nature from that of extreme sensitiveness and dependence to one of such marked self-possession and independence.
Testimony of Healing
From babyhood I was reared in the thought that I was the victim of hereditary consumption, my mother having died of this disease when I was but a week old.
Testimony of Healing
For about twenty years I was annoyed by an enlargement on my right hand.
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