Article March 10, 1906 Issue

Confessing ignorance of the teachings and workings of...

Geneva (N. Y.) Independent

Confessing ignorance of the teachings and workings of Christian Science, we cannot help feeling that a belief which can attract and hold some of the brightest minds of the century, must contain some elements of truth; and the cures effected in our own community, which are claimed as the result of its work, convince us that the movement should not be condemned without intelligent investigation.

Geneva (N. Y.) Independent.

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