January 9, 1902
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Regarding the statement of El Tempo, a Mexican newspaper, that John Barrett, delegate of the United States to the Pan-American Conference, had returned to Washington because the Latin countries did not show docility in accepting the leadership of the United States, Mr.
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were formerly made from quills, the great defect of which was their speedy injury from use, and the consequent trouble of frequent mending.
WIDESPREAD
curiosity exists as to the appearance and burning qualities of the new coal briquettes being made at Stockton, Cal.
"AND
without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory.
Who
can express the strange thoughts that come to us when sitting alone by the side of the ocean.
What
a great blessing is ours, when we come to the realization that divine Love.
In
reviewing the past sixteen months I feel that I have been slowly but surely passing through a change: from darkness to light, as it were.
This
article appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle of October 24, 1901:—
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On and after January 10, 1902, the price of the Church Manual will be as follows: One copy, $1.
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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
the Sentinel of December 19, 1901, wherein we published a somewhat full account of the case of Rex vs.
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The genuineness of their belief that pneumonia and bad colds, as well as other diseases, have no real existence was fully demonstrated by the Christian Scientists yesterday, when upward of five hundred of them braved the furious downpour and waded the rushing torrents in the streets to listen to a lecture at Chase's Theatre.
Out in mid-ocean, on the Hawaiian Islands, a small band of Scientists meet regularly for the Sunday service and also the Wednesday evening meetings, at precisely the same hour by the clock that thousands of other Scientists in the world hold their meetings.
Shortly after I became interested in Christian Science, I was doing some work out on the road as a traveling salesman, and sometimes I would stop at a boarding-house for about two weeks.
I thought it might be of interest to the Field to quote from a letter which I received from a student in Brace-bridge, Ont.
When I was ten years old I had a heavy cold which left me with a very bad cough.
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