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Medical Legislation in Texas
Correspondents from Texas send interesting accounts of the history of the proposed medical legislation in that state.
On the 19th of February, 1901, the legislature of Texas passed a bill regulating the practice of medicine and surgery. When the bill came up for discussion in the senate Senator Dibrell spoke in opposition to any bill which, while assuming to regulate the practice of medicine, should strike at those who do not use drugs. He cited instances where cures had been effected by the so-called "irregular" practitioners who used no drugs, after "regulars" had failed.

March 7, 1901 issue
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History of the "New Star."
with contributions from Edward S. Holden
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The Lectures
with contributions from S. J. Wilson, A. H. Naftzger, William K. Childs
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Not Christian Science
Edward E. Norwood
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Defence of Christian Science
Willard S. Mattox
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Not Opposed to the Bible
Archibald McLellan
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Church By-laws
Editor
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A Ridiculous Falsehood
Editor
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Legislation in Utah
Editor
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Medical Legislation in Texas
Editor
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A Victory in California
Editor with contributions from C. N. Miller
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God is Love
BY WILLIAM CROFTS.
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Unselfish Labor for Others
BY M. I. M. T.
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The Brotherliness of True Christian Scientists
BY THOMAS W. WILSON.
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Lost Opportunities
BY SOURIE LEE VAN HOOSE POLHILL.
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Overcoming Worldliness
A. R. Mackinzie
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The Fields are White already for Harvest
C. A. Q. Norton
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Religious Items
with contributions from F. W. Robertson