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The clearness of Mrs. Eddy's understanding has been...
New London (Conn.) Day.
The clearness of Mrs. Eddy's understanding has been one of the remarkable attributes of this most remarkable woman, for on reading the stories of her life it is patent from the very beginning of her activity in the new belief she had a clear view of its future and the important place she would occupy in the movement she inaugurated. It is admitted that Mrs. Eddy is entirely sane.
Governor Hughes of New York has signed a bill, known as the Medical Unification Bill, which revolutionizes the system of State control of the practice of medicine. This law creates a new definition of medicine more sweeping than the old, and substitutes one board of medical examiners under the auspices of the board of regents in place of the three boards now having jurisdiction and representing the allopathic, homeopathic, and eclectic State medical societies. The new law recognizes osteopathy as a system of treatment and provides for the examination and licensing of its practitioners. Among the exemptions from the application of the law defining the practice of medicine is "the practice of the religious tenets of any church," which will apparently exempt practitioners of Christian Science. The New York lawmakers have apparently recognized that personal liberty is a great factor in the making of laws relative to the practice of medicine, and they have favored a law that in its breadth is perhaps unique among medical laws of the States. The effect of the law may be to open still wider the loophole through which quackery may safely pass, but if there are persons who will put themselves under the influence of quacks they deserve to suffer for their ignorance. The utmost freedom in selection of a physician will never hurt the medical profession, for the practitioners of ability will still have the call and by their success cast discredit upon the doctors whose ignorance is a menace to life.
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June 29, 1907 issue
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THE SIMPLE LIFE IN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LOUISE DELISLE RADZINSKI.
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THE REVERSAL OF ERROR
EDWARD C. BUTLER.
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WHO GIVETH ALL
LIEUT.-COL. W. E. FELL.
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HUMILITY
KATHARINE J. SMITH.
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If Christian Scientists believed what Mark Twain and...
Prof. J. R. Mosley
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Editor, H. C. Adams, Percival B. Garvey
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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HISTORY
Archibald McLellan
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"PROOF AND DEMONSTRATION."
Annie M. Knott
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A QUESTION OF CHOICE
John B. Willis
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from Hayne Davis, Elizabeth Kellogg Wither, Rosa L. Hannan, Minnie Moreno Sledge, Mary Fort Thomas, H. E. Baldwin, Sarah E. Bone, J. W. Houch, Kathrine J. Bone, Alice G. Sayward, Ella M. Bourne
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It is now about twenty years since the truth came with...
Sue Harper Mims
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I desire to express my ever-increasing sense of gratitude...
Jeannette H. Jones
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Words are incapable of expressing our deepest thoughts...
Helen R. Platt
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Ten years ago we came into Christian Science
Zerelda Cobb
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I cannot let another year dawn before I send in my testimony...
M. Estella Powell
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From my earliest recollections until I found Christian Science...
Alice Viola Hopkins
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It is with a feeling of deep gratitude that I make known...
Harriet V. Stonehouse
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In reading the many testimonials of healing in the Sentinel...
Anna Ware Barnes
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I first heard of Christian Science nearly four years...
Laura B. Doorly
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For about forty years I was a slave to the tobacco...
Giles F. Hunt
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I was taken to a sanitarium after being two years in...
Ida G. Farren
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from Burt Estes Howard, Lyman Abbott