April 27, 1907
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
Under a verdict of guilty, brought in by a Federal Jury in Chicago on the 13th, the Standard Oil Company is liable to fines aggregating $29,260,000.
Article
The
answers of the ten Christian Scientists named as defendants in the proceedings commenced by the so-called "next friends" of Mrs.
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The
Congress bearing the above title, which was held in New York from April 14 to 17, marked a forward step in the progress of the human race.
Article
That the members of the Christian Science faith are determined to demonstrate their loyalty to Mrs.
Article
The next admission of candidates to membership in The Mother Church will be June 4, 1907.
Article
Miss Mary Brookins of Minneapolis lectured for First Church of Christ, Scientist, March 15, before a fair-sized audience in the Congregational church.
Article
The author of the Christian Science text-book does not consult nor read letters on disease.
Editorial
At
a meeting of First Church of Christ, Scientist, New York City, held in the church edifice, April 19, 1907, Edwin F.
Editorial
In
giving our readers a twenty-four page paper this week, instead of the usual twenty pages, we have had in mind their desire for full information concerning the answers under oath filed by the defendants in the proceedings now pending in the Superior Court at Concord, as the demands upon the space of most newspapers do not permit full reports of such matters.
Editorial
The statement that pain should not be regarded as "an interference with normal living" is not only startling, but is contradicted by human experience, for pain unquestionably interferes with the conscious harmony and activity of the human mind and body, and unless it is overcome the limits of human endurance are soon reached.
Article
We are not sure as to where the line should be drawn between the quacks and those who, without the use of drugs, claim the power of curing disease and alleviating human suffering.
Testimony of Healing
It is now nineteen years since I first heard of Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
This morning as we sang in church our Leader's hymn, "O'er Waiting Harpstrings of the Mind".
Testimony of Healing
In February, 1895, I suffered untold agonies on account of injuries received at childbirth.
Testimony of Healing
Christian Science was brought to my notice about a year ago.
Testimony of Healing
About ten years ago the first great sorrow of my life came to me with the passing away of my eldest little daughter.
Testimony of Healing
Before coming to this province I had lived for about ten years at Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia, and about four years of that time I had suffered untold agony from bladder trouble.
Testimony of Healing
It is now over five years since Christian Science was presented to me.
Testimony of Healing
It is sincere gratitude that prompts me to tell others of the healing power of Christ, Truth.
Testimony of Healing
Before I heard of Christian Science I had spent much time in sanitariums and had been under the care of doctors and specialists for what was called chronic liver complaint, also a stomach trouble, accompanied at times by severe mental depression.
Testimony of Healing
May 7, 1901, I was given ether and had several teeth extracted.
Testimony of Healing
I write the following testimony in the hope that it may lead some one to the truth which makes free.
Testimony of Healing
Seven years ago last May I passed through eight weeks of severe sickness, resulting from stomach trouble.
Poem
A drop
of opalescent dewReflects entire the varied hueOf rainbow, sun, and sky;The fine essential fragrance sweetOf nature's perfumed store replete,Is the violet's supply.
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"Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," printed from new plates and containing many important changes and additions by the author.
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