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In October, 1907, after having "suffered many things of...
In October, 1907, after having "suffered many things of many physicians," I was almost discouraged. I had a severe case of female trouble, which had lasted in an acute form for two years, besides other ills too numerous to mention. At that time the pain in my left side was so severe that I could not stand erect, and when a friend advised Christian Science treatment I finally decided to try it, as all else had failed. After reading "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" for a few days, I called on a practitioner for help. In one week's treatment I was perfectly healed. Fear came back a few times, but each time all evidence of trouble vanished at the application of truth. I am now able to help myself most of the time, and enjoy every minute of existence, through understanding that man is God's idea.
In the winter of 1907 my little daughter had a severe attack of throat trouble. As I was young in Science I called on a practitioner for help. In two or three hours the conditions were overcome and there was no return of the ailment during the whole winter.
Mrs. F. D. Tyson, Amarillo, Tex.
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January 22, 1910 issue
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ELISHA'S SERVANT
BLANCHE HERSEY HOGUE.
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LESSONS IN GRATITUDE
W. LUETCHFORD.
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"ARISE, SHINE; FOR THY LIGHT IS COME."
EUGENIA P. GODFREY
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THE TRUE REFLECTION
ELLEN JEWETT.
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LOVE UPLIFTED
ELIZABETH PICKRILL.
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The faith that somehow, in ways we cannot see and...
Frederic A. Hinckley
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The writer in American Medicine, whose remarks on...
Willard S. Mattox
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The paragraph headed "Payment for Prayer," in your...
Frederick Dixon
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Statistics show that in some localities more than one...
Alfred Farlow
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Stand bold for peace, for love and truth,...
Jonathan Rogers
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MRS. EDDY TAKES NO PATIENTS
Editor
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NOT APPROVED BY MRS. EDDY
Adam H. Dickey
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"AND I, IF I BE LIFTED UP."
John B. Willis
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"TODAY IF YE WILL HEAR HIS VOICE."
Annie M. Knott
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LOYALTY TO THE MOTHER CHURCH
William E. Armstrong
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LETTERS TO OUR LEADER
with contributions from Mary Baker Eddy, Ira O. Knapp, J. Newton Conger, E. Fennema, Gerard J. Krüsemann, Anna E. Caldwell, Ella Pence Ellis, Lillian E. Denny, Laura E. Bennett, Wm. C. Keith, Fannie Lavina Pike
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Herbert M. Haskell, W. H. Norledge, D. N. Fink, W. E. Kinney, F. Arthur Spence, Henry Drummond
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While at dinner one Sunday, during the winter of 1904,...
Hattie Webster
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We thank God for the quick healing of our little girl's...
W. S., Emma Glenn
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I first heard of Christian Science when I was about...
Cherrie Mildred Price
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For thirteen years I was a great sufferer from what was...
Anna B. Miller
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I have for a long time wished to send a few words to...
Lucy Ringlep with contributions from Virgilia A. Pettit
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In October, 1908, I was taken with a severe attack of...
Huldah A. Gordon
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It is with gratitude that I send this testimony to the...
Frances M. Ream
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In grateful acknowledgment of help received through...
Jane G. Roeber
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I was healed in five days of a severe attack of an eruption
Bessie le D. Wunder
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When you hear of good in people—tell it
John Sterling
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
William Henry Lyon