September 26, 1901
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In round numbers the population of the United States as found by the census made last year was 76,000,000.
At
the regular Wednesday evening meeting of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Cleveland, O.
The Christian Science Journal, published at Boston, as the official organ of the religious following whose name it bears, comes out for August full of good things as usual, including a number of articles illustrating the peculiar tenets of this branch of religious thought, both in precept and example.
"Faultless
in His Glory's presence!"All the soul within me stirred,All my heart reached up to heavenAt the wonder of that word.
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Before quite a large and very interested audience in Philbrick Hall last evening.
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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.
In
response to a request from the committee on arrangements for the memorial service at Concord, N.
Thursday,
September 19, Anno Domini, 1901, will be a memorable day in the world's history.
There
are, and have been, philosophies many, but how much true philosophy apart from the Bible?
We
herewith publish extracts from some of the more eloquent and timely eulogiums pronounced on the late President McKinley at various memorial services:—
The work of remodeling and enlarging the church building of the Second Church of Christ, Scientist, of Houston, Texas, located on Main Street, between McKinney and Lamar Avenues, has been completed and the church turned over to the congregation, and the first services will be held therein to-day.
Thousands
of years ago the children of Israel were taught, "Thou shalt be perfect with the Lord thy God.
I was never very strong, but suffered during my childhood from headache and backache, which finally culminated in a life of invalidism.
When I was a young member of the Freewill Baptist Church, questions would arise that to me seemed of vital importance.
While in the country this summer, I learned a lesson that helped me.
I had been sick for about fifteen years and was taking medicine all the time.
It is startling at times to see men and women of pure minds and right conduct apologizing for the act of a man who leaves his wife and children, and consorts with a woman whom he regards as his mental or moral affinity.
