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It is with great pleasure that I speak of a demonstration...
It is with great pleasure that I speak of a demonstration I had on October 28 of last year while I was motor cycling in the country. It was a very wet day and the roads were in bad condition. I was going down hill with all the power on and traveling at full speed. The road was narrow, and a little way in advance there was a farm cart coming towards me. Walking beside this cart was a little child of perhaps ten years of age. Upon my approach she took fright at the sound of the motor and fell directly where I had to go. There was no time to turn off the power and apply the brake. In order to save the child's life, I determined to run my machine into the hedge. Instead of going into the hedge my cycle side-slipped, hurling me into the air. I felt no fear as I had protected myself before setting out on my ride. I fell heavily to the ground just in front of the hoofs of the horse pulling the cart. I immediately jumped up, and although my clothes and boots were very much torn, I was all right, much to carter's surprise. I looked around and discovered that I was over twenty feet from my machine, which was wrecked. Both myself and the child were protected by divine Love.
I am exceedingly grateful to Mrs. Eddy, our Leader, for the truth she has opened out to us. I have been healed, and have been helped by Christian Science in many ways, and it is my constant help and support in daily life.
Rudolph M. Mayer, London, Eng.
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February 6, 1904 issue
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Christian Science not Stoicism
W. D. McCrackan
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It is reasonable to suppose that the Christian Science practitioner...
Willard S. Mattox with contributions from A. B. Stickney
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Preaching
G. C. PENNINGTON.
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The Nearness of God
REV. IRVING C. TOMLINSON.
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Why we should be Obedient
JACK MULOCK JACKSON.
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The Snare is Broken
E. H. W.
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Following the Trail
H. L. TOURNY.
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"Son, all that I have is Thine."
ALICE J. TILDEN.
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The Lectures
with contributions from Alva Roy Scott, F.W. Sim, John Simpson
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After all, why should commerce be excluded from the...
Richard Roseney with contributions from McKenzie
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Annie H. Wilson, Hermann S. Hering, Herbert L. Dunbar, John Henry Keene, Alice S. Brown, Caleb H. Cushing, Fletcher L. Williams, Mary Shepherd, James Martineau
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After having spent my boyhood in active outdoor life in...
L. D. Washington with contributions from Geo. S. Powell
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Before I had a knowledge of Christian Science I was...
Jennie Howard
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It is with great pleasure that I speak of a demonstration...
Rudolph M. Mayer
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I would like to tell of a demonstration of the power of...
Herbert F. Ziegler
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase