May 14, 1904
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Items of Interest
The monthly statement of the public debt shows that at the close of business April 30, 1904, the debt, less cash in the Treasury, amounted to $918,854,058.
Article
The
story is told of a millionaire's daughter, who said to her father, "If you will give me a cent to-day, and twice that amount to-morrow, and so continue to double the amount each day for a month, I will never ask you for any more allowance.
Article
When
I began to read "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," it caused me much "mental pain.
Article
The Pavilion was not crowded last night [April 13], but it has never held a more interested audience than the three hundred people who listened to Edward A.
Article
The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, does not consult on disease, nor read letters referring to these subjects.
Editorial
The
Magna Charta of Christian Science means much, multum in parvo,—all-in-one and one-in-all.
Article
Thanking the courteous Christian Science lunchers for their respectful attention to our denominational By-law on clubs and organizations, I beg to say: Said By-law prohibits neither informal meetings nor luncheons and select, invited guests.
Editorial
One
of the arguments frequently used by critics of Christian Science is, that lack of technical medical education renders Christian Scientists incapable of properly diagnosing cases brought to them, and therefore they should not be allowed to treat patients; but if we may judge by the absurdities, contradictions, and inconsistencies of so-called "expert testimony," given by physicians in the courts, the same argument will apply to some members of the medical profession.
Editorial
Among
the many rare gems of thought found in Hebrew poetry, Hosea's reference to "a door of hope" is peculiarly impressive.
Editorial
The
following reference, in the Concord Patriot of May 9, to the present beauty of Mrs.
Testimony of Healing
One morning about five years ago, my husband, a lady and her two young daughters, and myself, started in a carriage to visit another daughter.
Testimony of Healing
Whenever I read the testimonies in the Christian Science periodicals, the thought comes to me to do my duty also and relate how I came to Christian Science and what it has done for me.
Testimony of Healing
After my graduation I took up the household work.
Testimony of Healing
Words fail me to express the half of the health, joy, and peace which have come into my life since the light of divine Science dawned upon my darkened sense over ten years ago.
Testimony of Healing
I desire to give my testimony for the blessings I have received through Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
I am seven times one to-day," as this date is the year's milestone of my new life in Science.
Testimony of Healing
The readers of Der Christian Science Herold may be interested to hear from some one who has used the Bible and Science and Health for eighteen years as the only remedy, not only in sickness but in all other conditions.
Testimony of Healing
I would like to tell how the almighty power of God saved me the night of September 25, 1903.
Testimony of Healing
About this time last year I was very ill.
Testimony of Healing
There was once a time when I longed to be ill, to be quite disabled, so that I might begin again.
Testimony of Healing
Just six years ago I began reading Christian Science, not for physical benefits, but because Science and Health was loaned me by a friend; and the first words I read were grand and beautiful.
Testimony of Healing
I would like very much to tell what Christian Science has done for me.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to express gratitude for help received from reading the Sentinel.
Article
It has been pretty generally assumed that the modern industrial development, enormously increasing the temptations to crime, has greatly increased crime.
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