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[Extract from speech before the Pennsylvania Legislature.]
[We are glad to present herewith some excerpts from a speech by General Hulings on a medical bill which was under discussion by the upper house of the Pennsylvania Legislature. The speech throughout was deeply interesting, and characterized by a spirit of liberality and progressiveness as well as freedom from mere personal bias.—Editor.]
I have a very high regard and appreciation of the members of the medical profession as I know them, and yet I sometimes think they are more prone to professional jealousies than are the members of almost any of the other professions. Twenty-eight years ago, as a member of the House, I found the regular physicians fighting tooth and nail to prevent the recognition of the homeopaths. Today I find the regulars cheek by jowl with their formerly detested enemies the homeopaths, making common cause to keep the other fellows out. Now, it would be all very well to prohibit all persons from practising medicine unless they happen to be of a certain school, if the public were sure that this school knew all there is to be known of the healing art, but there are hundreds of thousands of good sensible people in this state who do not think that any of the so-called schools know all there is to be known.

April 24, 1909 issue
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EVIL IMPERSONAL
SAMUEL GREENWOOD.
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"THE SWORD OF THE SPIRIT"
ARTHUR E. JENNINGS.
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"WATCH YE THEREFORE"
ANNIE M. PAYNE.
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GRATITUDE
GENEVIEVE BOOTH.
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THE CHANGED THOUGHT
ERNESTINE HADKINSON.
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THE NINETY-FIRST PSALM
JOHN ASHCROFT.
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ATTAINMENT
ELLEN ALMIRA DOW.
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Our critic is right in stating that Christian Science "is...
J. V. Dittemore
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Our critic's assumption that the Christian Scientist in the...
George Shaw Cook
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We would like to ask our critic if he considers the Mind...
H. Coulson Fairchild
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The gentleman who is discussing Christian Science in...
Willard S. Mattox
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A recent criticism delivered at the Museum of Art is...
Charles K. Skinner
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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THE COMMITTEE ON PUBLICATION
Archibald McLellan
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HONESTY
Annie M. Knott
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A HAZARDOUS CONCLUSION
John B. Willis
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from Frank Householder, Louise Delisle Radzinski, Susan A. Beauchamp, Tyna P. Stillwell, Katharine McBean, Marguerite Lynn, Blanche S. Shannon, Chas. L. Dunham, Gertrude E. Salter, Mary Rice Brinton, John F. Phillips
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Clifford P. Smith, Ben M. Smith, Frederick Neudorff
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As it is now over three years since I was healed in...
Clara J. Swanets
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I am glad indeed to express publicly my gratitude for...
Susan Ames Deering
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It is about nine years since I came into Christian Science
Ernest Ruoff with contributions from Cora Ruoff
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I wish to express my heartfelt thankfulness for the many...
Hattie L. Phillips
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Humbly, prayerfully, and with an earnest desire that...
I. I. Hildreth with contributions from Grace N. Deming
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I am glad to be able to add my testimony to those of...
Margaret E. Hamann
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It is with the greatest pleasure that I submit my testimony...
Frank S. Hornbeck
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Before Christian Science was brought to my notice I...
Jean C. Green
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Seven years ago I learned what it means to "trust in the...
W. J. Cantonwine
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My heart is full of gratitude for my understanding of...
Anderson Jefferson
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In gratitude to God for all the blessings which have...
Caroline A. Breadner
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REASSURANCE
MARION COOK STOW
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from C. A. S. Dwight