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During the summer of 1897, while in the country, I...
During the summer of 1897, while in the country, I injured my finger severely. I retired early that night, but could not sleep as the finger and indeed the whole arm became very painful. A piece of wood was so firmly embedded in the flesh that I could not get it out. Just then a neighbor passed my window, and seeing the light spoke to me. I told her of my trouble, and she said she would help me. I think she had scarcely reached her room before the splinter was out of my finger. I went to bed and slept all night. The following day I was told not to look at the finger, and I did not—I had forgotten all about it. About eight o'clock the next evening I was filled with astonishment and awe to see that every trace of the injury was gone. Another time, druing the same year, I injured another finger severely. I bound it up, and asked for help, as it seemed quite painful. In less than an hour afterwards I found that the healing had already taken place. These demonstrations were made by one who was earnestly studying Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy. I could never tell one half of what this truth has been to me. I only wish every one would try it.
Annie Danks, San Diego, Cal.
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February 23, 1907 issue
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HUMILITY
JOHN E. FELLERS.
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TRUE RICHES
LAURA CAREY CONANT
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THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATION
WILLARD S. MATTOX
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"THOU SHALT LOVE THE LORD THY GOD."
GEORGE R. LOWE
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SHALL PREVENTION BE FORBIDDEN?
CHARLES T. ROOT
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In your issue of Nov. 5, Rev. M. H. James quotes a...
Ben. Haworth-Booth
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In the News of Nov. 24 appear lines which declare that...
H. Cornell Wilson
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The practical outcome of my thoughts, on reading the...
Isabel A. Walker
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Our critics object to the teachings of Christian Science...
Albert Cope Stone
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Last spring the Christian Scientists in Ohio sought an...
Lloyd B. Coate
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We indulge many customs and habits which we must...
Alfred Farlow
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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TIMELY LETTERS
Editor with contributions from Augusta E. Stetson, Joseph G. Mann
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DIANA OF THE EPHESIANS."
Archibald McLellan
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THE MENTAL STATE
Annie M. Knott
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from Annie Louise Robertson, Edward Everett Norwood, Edward Percival Prophet, Frank W. Gale, Albert E. Miller, John E. Fellers
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Arthur Reeves Vosburgh, T. L. Cuyler, George E. Perley, M. M. Trumbaur
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About three years ago I was led to investigate the teachings...
Dorothy Escombe
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Thirty-three years ago, while teaching vocal music, I...
Nathaniel Shaffstall
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My gratitude for Christian Science cannot be expressed...
Harriett M. Princler
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It has long been in my thought to say a word of gratitude...
Maggie N. Boyer
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In March, 1900, when all medical help had failed and...
Isabel May Walker
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Nov. 5, 1888, was a memorable day in my experience...
Lovina S. Carpenter
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Prior to last August I knew little or nothing about...
F. J. Chapman
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For fifteen years I had been a sufferer from what the...
Ada Palmer Walker-Hubert
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As I had been ill for several years, I decided two years...
Frau Augusta Boehme
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Sitting in my room watching the beautiful sunset, I...
E. E. Davison
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Sixteen years ago I became interested in Christian Science...
Cornelius J. Ranney
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"THY WILL, NOT MINE."
W. PETCH.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from Amory H. Bradford, William Jennings Bryan