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Notes from a Busy Man's Desk
WHEN we find ourselves wishing for more money for "the good we could do with it," it is well to ask ourselves if we are doing all the good we can with what we have.
A sick business needs the same mental regimen as a sick body. Neither can permanently manifest harmony, if fear, greed, envy, or deceit is allowed to control.
To avoid disappointment there is one recipe that never fails. It is to make God's way our way in whatever we do or think, and to learn to say "Thy will be done" before the fact as well as afterwards.
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April 24, 1902 issue
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A Communication
W. D. McCrackan
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Christian Science Discussion
Arthur R. Vosburgh
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Testimonies from Leavenworth, Kan.
J. K. G.
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Don't Talk Hard Times
with contributions from Richard T. Hobson
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Notice
Mary Baker G. Eddy
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Spead v. Tomlinson
William B. Johnson, Alfred Farlow, James A. Neal with contributions from Streeter
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Among the Churches
with contributions from Charles H. Glidden
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For Students of the Bible Lessons
with contributions from Bunyan
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The Lectures
with contributions from A. H. Huston, G. W. Kellom, Emil Baensch, Mary F. Woodruff, Frances Mack Mann, Robert Browning
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The True Creation
By Carrie J. Bell.
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Purity
BY S. E. C.
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A Thought on the Church
BY G. M.
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If I Could
BY AGNES FLORIDA CHALMERS.
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After the lapse of a year and a half, during which I...
Thomas F. McDermott with contributions from Fanny D. Austin
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I have been a smoker for thirty-five years, and in that...
I have been a smoker for thirty-five years, and in that...
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Religious Items
with contributions from Geo. B. Vosburgh
