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While visiting in Los Angeles, I accompanied my hostess...
While visiting in Los Angeles, I accompanied my hostess to a beautiful park. In stepping down from the street car, my foot turned, so that the ankle-bone touched the ground, and I caught at the lady's arm to keep from falling. I declared the truth, and we walked around over an hour and then returned to the city. There we went to several stores, and I stood around while my friend attended to some shopping. By the time we reached home, I had been on my feet nearly four hours, without an opportunity for more than the first simple denial of the error. I sat down to give the much-needed treatment, for the swelling had extended to my knee, and the pain seemed to be very great. There was no time, however, to make any declaration, beyond what I had already said mentally, for my hostess came and begged me to recive a caller. At first it appeared impossible, for the lie seemed almost a truth, but I knew an expression of courtesy never harmed any one. The way to the next room seemed to be a mile long and to be paved with sharp knives, but I went there without limping. When I was at last free, the sense of pain had made me sick, and I had to lie down to do my work. The counsel of our beloved Leader came to me, to have no other trust than Truth, and with this I made my demonstration. For a time it seemed like pushing against a stone wall, so stubborn was the mental resistance, but in about two hours I was relieved, the pain gone, the swelling and discoloration also. After dinner I had occasion to run up and down stairs several times, and took a walk, absolutely well.
This is only one of the many daily proofs I have of the great debt I owe to Mrs. Eddy for Christian Science.
Katharine S. Ewing, San Diego, Cal.
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April 22, 1905 issue
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Lecture of The Mother Church
Sue Harper Mims with contributions from Hermann S. Hering
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The Omnipotence of God
W. D. MC CRACKAN.
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The Lecture and the Field
WILLIAM R. RATHVON.
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Rest in Love
LOUISE DELISLE RADZINSKI.
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An Easter Carol
MARY J. ELMENDORF.
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An Amended By-law
Editor
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Dedication at Pittsburg
Editor with contributions from A. E. Pierpont, Mary Baker Eddy
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The Lectures
Archibald McLellan
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Our Easter
John B. Willis
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"Effectual, fervent prayer"
Annie M. Knott
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Sue H. Mims, Frances Hastings Jewett, Mary E. Sands, Austin W. Frederick, Julius Hare
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Among the Churches
Adela S. Hawley
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The Lectures
with contributions from E. E. Norwood, Governor Chamberlain, John D. Works
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From infancy I had been a delicate child
Emma MacGregor
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"A little child shall lead them."
Gertrude Watts
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I feel it a great privilege to give my testimony of the...
Carrie A. Hall
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"For he shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep...
Catharine S. Albers
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While visiting in Los Angeles, I accompanied my hostess...
Katharine S. Ewing
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The following little demonstration has been so helpful...
Ruby A. Norton
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Like many others, I came to Christian Science for healing...
Charles Augustus Butler
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In July, 1887, I was advised to read Science and Health,...
Loiva A. Herrick
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He is Risen!
ISABEL SHERRICK WARDELL
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From our Exchanges
with contributions from Frank H. Decker, E. M. Martinson
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Notices
with contributions from Stephen A. Chase