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It is seven years since I first received physical benefits...
It is seven years since I first received physical benefits from Christian Science. I was then healed of a cancerous tumor on the stomach which had baffled many physicians then in this State. I was thoroughly cured of this trouble in a very short time, through Christian Science, and was able to return to work. Some three years later I was working in a quarry, when a large piece of loose rock rolled from its lodgment above, and struck me a glancing blow on the right side, breaking two of my ribs. The workmen around rushed to pick me up, fearing that I was killed or that I would never recover. I was taken home (about two miles and a half) and immediately called a Christian Scientist to help me. The treatment was so effectual that in a week's time I was able to go to work, feeling none of the bad effects which usually accompany such an accident. Shortly after this I went to work in a mine as foreman. One day I went into the mine and took a man with me. As the rock was very hard it was necessary to use a double-handed ten-pound hammer. I was holding the drill and the man was swinging the hammer, striking the drill I held. As he had never done this striking before, he was very full of fear, and after a few blows on the drill he missed it altogether and struck me on the very place where the rock had broken my ribs. From that time until recently, I have suffered untold agony from the side. I sought help from others, but the relief was only temporary. The pain seemed to grow worse until I was unable to raise my arm as high as the shoulder. One night when the suffering was so intense that I could not rest, the thought came to me like a flash that I must do my own work, that I must not always depend on others. I took up Science and Health and read on page 385, from line 22. I read the paragraph several times, lay down to rest, and in a very short time the swelling caused by the blow burst and all the contents came out. I have thus learned the grand truth of the saying, "Heal thyself." It was a lesson I shall never forget. From my inmost heart I can say I am thankful to God, to our Leader, and to Christian Science.
A. R. Strang, Vernon, Utah.
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July 7, 1906 issue
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Items of Interest
with contributions from Theodore Roosevelt, Mutsuhito
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An Appreciative Letter to Mrs. Eddy
James J. Rome
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A Divine Demand
CLARENCE W. CHADWICK.
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Right Doing and Its Reward
E. E. S.
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The Christian Science Text-book
E. M. B.
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Christian Science treats of infinite truth, the emanation...
R. Stanhope Easterday
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The noblest possession of the English people is the...
Frederick Dixon
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A careful study of Christian Science will reveal the fact...
H. Cornell Wilson
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The Lectures
with contributions from James Bingham, Charles E. Finlay
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Questions
LAURA E. CARTER.
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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Personal Contagion
MARY BAKER G. EDDY.
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Our Leader's Article
Archibald McLellan
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Christian Science and Progressive Physicians
John B. Willis
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Promises of Good
Annie M. Knott
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Letters to our Leader
with contributions from Lewis Prescott, Charles, Marguerite Vouga, Hattie E. Jones
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Over two years ago I turned to Christian Science because...
L. C. McMullen
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It is now over a year since I heard of Christian Science...
Helen M. Inman
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The most important events of my life I consider to be...
Omar T. Frick
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I had all my life been frail and delicate, and with the...
Florence B. Dean
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Christian Science has done so much for me during the...
Horace W. Hebbard
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It is only a few months since I began the study of Christian Science...
Ruby D. Graves with contributions from J. Kell
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I was badly poisoned last summer from eating what...
Leah V. Record
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I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science...
M. L. Rauskolb
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The clergy of all men ought to make it their one strenuous...
John George Goddard
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From our Exchanges
with contributions from Rush Rhees, Charles S. Macfarland