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New York Advertiser-Gazette
Writers who criticise the literary productions of Mrs. Eddy and the Publication Committee will observe that what they write is in a kindly spirit, free from mud slinging and all abuse. They argue instead of abuse. Those who contend with them should do so in the same kindly spirit, answering argument with argument, advancing theory and facts against their theories and facts. This is eminently fair and sound. The theory of Christian Science is being widely discussed, pro and con, has even been in the courts in efforts to suppress it, and this alone makes it a subject for fair discussion.—New York Advertiser-Gazette.
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March 19, 1904 issue
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The Keeping of the First Commandment
IDA L. WOOLWORTH.
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Musings
M. B. L.
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Come Out and be ye Separate
ARCHIBALD WINNE.
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The Demand of the Hour
PRINTHIA T. MILLER.
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An Appreciative Letter
H. H.
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The Lectures
with contributions from W. W. Faris, William Allen White, Albert C. Wenban, Harry G. Tucker, J. K. Martin
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Interesting Letters
M. with contributions from Frederick Dixon
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Grace Thoburn, E. Snell
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The Cure of a Blind Man
Charles D. Reynolds
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Scientific Teaching
Alfred Farlow
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It is said by a critic that "Christian Science takes half of...
M. Coulson Fairchild
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I was very glad when I heard of the publication of our...
Marie Juergens Henschel
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About four years ago I was healed in Science of an...
E. Q. with contributions from Agnes M. Hoyt
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A few weeks ago I attempted to catch one of our horses...
Lura A. Hollis
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Christian Science healing was brought to my notice after...
George Parsons
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From our Exchanges
with contributions from C. W. Brooks, L. A.
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase