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Attorney-General Knox in his report concerning trusts and combinations, which represents the general attitude of the administration and is authorized by the President, recommends immediate legislation forbidding all discriminatory practices affecting interstate trade, making them offences to be enjoined and punished; such legislation to be directed against both those who give and those who take illegal advantages, and covering discrimination in prices as against competitors in particular localities, resorted to for the purpose of destroying competition; and the creation of a bureau or commission in the proposed Department of Commerce to secure publicity through investigation of the affairs of the trusts.
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The work of our constitutional convention, recently adjourned, has been quite generally commended by the press at home and abroad.
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Educational Work in Alabama

There is one place in the hill country of Nothern Alabama where the last census-taker must have received something of a shock.
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Mr.
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Toleration

It is natural that there should be at least temporal objections to new things, since their adoption necessarily means a setting aside of old means and methods to the same end.
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Christian Scientists do not wish to boast of what they have done.
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Mrs.
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Christian Scientists love all men engaged in the amelioration of human suffering, and toward physicians their thought is always kind, for no class of men are more self-sacrificing.
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I like the little story that you have all heard.
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The Echo

A Thundering tone, hard driven down a glen,Broke on the granite at a mountain's feet,And tremulous, and soft and lowly, thenReturned, a finished echo, pure and sweet.
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Among the Churches

At our annual meeting held December 12, the reports of officers showed progress in all directions.
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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.
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Renewal of Copyright

Class A.
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In these days of social unrest, of sharp and almost merciless competition for personal supremacy in all lines of human endeavor,—commercial, political, and religious,—the world can listen to no better counsel than that of Paul to the Ephesians: "I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you that ye walk worthy of the vocation wherewith ye are called, with all lowliness and meekness, with longsuffering, forbearing one another in love; endeavoring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace.
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At a time when his disciples were bewildered with doubts and fears Jesus said to them, "Let not your hearts be troubled:.
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A Fallow Field

Rich , well-watered fields stretched away in all directions, fair and fruitful.
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What is Life?

To the Christian Scientist, life is the eternal consciousness of Being, the true individuality of existence.
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The Real and the Unreal

One day, soon after beginning the study of Science and Health, I looked out of a window and saw some children carefully examining the shadow of a tree which was cast on the lawn, the sidewalk, and the roadway, thus appearing to be constituted of grass, cement, and macadam.
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Thoughts

It is wrong thinking that brings disease and disharmony, and it is right thinking that brings health and peace.
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"Let God Reign"

To "let God reign" is our present work.
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God's Universe

In our recent Thanksgiving service one person in giving a testimony said, "I am thankful that God is Life, Truth, and Love.
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A Word from Mr. Chase

Per capita taxes, contributions to the Mother Church, or contributions to the Building Fund, should be sent by check, post-office money order, or express money order.
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The Lectures

Judge William G.
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Testimony of Healing

In attempting to give my personal experiences since...

In attempting to give my personal experiences since came to Christian Science, there seem to be few startling things to relate, for since beginning the study of this Science, some fifteen years ago, I have been constantly protected by divine Love, never having been sick abed for a single day.
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I feel I must say a little of the blessing I have received by coming to Christian Science.
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Our first Thanksgiving service in the Christian Science Church awakened in me a sense of thankfulness that had never been aroused until I took up the study of the Thanksgiving Lesson.
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Testimony of Healing
Nearly eight years ago I realized that 'man's extremity is God's opportunity" and, in my need, turned to Christian Science for help, though at that time I knew little of it, except that it was prayer of some kind.
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Testimony of Healing
Having been helped so often by the testimonials in the Sentinel and Journal, I wish to add my mite, hoping it may help some one whose healing is slow.
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Testimony of Healing
Sixteen years ago my spine was injured by a fall, and I was obliged to give up everything for a while.
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The favorable consideration of sin often leads to its commission.
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Wherever there is failure, there is some giddiness, some superstition about luck, some step omitted, which nature never pardons.
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Mental Might

A world of suffering nations has weighed the might of acrown,A thinking, free-born people has cast the conqueror down:Yet voices, choosing a leader, grow harsh to slander hisname,And holy hearts are broken upon the altar of Fame.
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Announcements

Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures with latest revisions and additions, and numbered lines.
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Religious Items

Dr.
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Christian Science: The Religion of Jesus Christ.
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