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I wish to tell of a demonstration made for me by my mother. When I was four years of age, I jumped on a broken lamp-chimney, making a deep cut, over two inches in length, in the instep of my foot. It was a long time before I could wear my shoe, and at times, when walking a long distance, I would suffer great pain. All this happened before my parents came into Christian Science, but about four years ago, when this place in my foot began to give me pain again, I told my mother about it, and asked her to treat me. She did so, and in a very short time a growth began to make its appearance on the old scar. A few mornings later, as I was walking across the room, I seemed to feel something cutting my foot. I took a needle and opened the outside skin, and could feel something solid against the point of the needle. My husband being at home I called him, and he opened the place and removed a curved piece of glass nearly half an inch long, which had been in my foot for sixteen years. It seemed as if the foot had healed just as fast as the glass had cut its way out, for the next morning after this took place it was hard to tell where the wound was.
Many other things have been overcome in our home—smallpox, broken bones, fevers, etc., through the understanding of Christian Science as given to us by our dear Leader, Mrs. Eddy.
Mrs. Anna M. Young, Caldwell, Kan.
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July 31, 1909 issue
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THE WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING
GEORGE SHAW COOK
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HEROES
MATHER ALMON ABBOTT
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OVERCOMING THE FLESH
REV. G. A. KRATZER
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NO LACK
KATHLEEN H. MC BAIN
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THE LESSON-SERMON
SOPHIE F. STOLZ
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IMITATIONS
WALTER SHAW
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What is more eloquent than an impressive silence?...
Cassius M. Loomis with contributions from Elizabeth Mallory
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Whether he is aware of it or not our critic flings overboard...
Frederick Dixon
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Futile striving of mere imagination in the empty air of...
John Henry Keene
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Storey Buck, W. T. Giffe, J. H. Franklin, Harvey M. Ferris, E. M. Botsford
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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A NEW BY-LAW
Editor
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"NONE GOOD BUT ONE"
Archibald McLellan
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DAILY BREAD
Annie M. Knott
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from John C. Lathrop, Florence Coe Dilworth, Eva M. B. Loveland, Edward F. Stapleton, Frances A. Fox, George Shaw Cook, William H. Ecton, Nellie Paull Carroll, Walter S. Cross
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
with contributions from Una Silberad
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In Psalms we read: "He sent his word, and healed...
Barbara E. Kruse
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I wish to tell of a demonstration made for me by my...
Anna M. Young
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I cannot express in words all that Christian Science...
Auguste Weinert with contributions from Mary E. Bibber Ball
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I feel that I should be guilty of ingratitude, if I waited...
Carrie E. Ressler
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It was not for the purpose of receiving the physical...
W. L. Rowland
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For the blessings of Christian Science I feel that, like...
A. Leone Reilly
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I have been interested in Christian Science for about...
O. C. Shelley
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It is with much gratitude that I write the following...
Emma Allen White
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To those beginning the study of Christian Science, the...
Ida M. Bennett Smith
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THE CAUSE OF GRATITUDE
JOHN M. DEAN
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from C. C. Pierce, Frank L. Phalen, Heinrich Weinel