September 10, 1910
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
Ex-President Roosevelt, on his speaking tour through the West, has declared himself in favor of these doctrines: Elimination of special interests from politics; complete and effective publicity of corporation affairs; passage of laws prohibiting the use of corporate funds directly or indirectly for political purposes; government supervision of the capitalization not only of public service corporations, but of all corporations, but of all corporations doing an interstate business; personal responsibility of officers and directors of corporations that break the law; increased power of the federal bureau of corporations and the interstate commerce commission to control industry more effectively; revision of the tariff, one schedule at a time, on the basis of information furnished by an expert tariff commission; graduated income tax and graduated inheritance tax; readjustment of the country's financial system in such a way as to prevent repetition of periodical financial panics; maintenance of an efficient army and a navy large enough to insure the respect of other nations as a guarantee of peace; use of national resources for the benefit of all the people; extension of the work of the departments of agriculture, of the national and state governments, and of agricultural colleges and experiment stations, so as to take in all phases of life on the farm; regulation of the terms and conditions of labor, by means of comprehensive workmen's compensation acts, state and national laws to regulate child labor and the work of women, enforcement of better sanitation conditions for workers, and extension of the use of safety appliances in industry and commerce, both in and between the states; clear division of authority between the national and the various state governments; direct primaries, associated with corrupt practices acts; publicity of campaign contributions not only after, but before election; prompt removal of unfaithful and incompetent public servants; provisions against the performance of any service for interstate corporations or the reception of any compensation from such corporations by national officers.
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Christian Scientists
have for their instruction the Scriptures, the writings of Mrs.
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To me, one of the most attractive features in the teaching of Christian Science is that, while it upholds individual liberty, it inculcates respect for others' rights and maintains most emphatically that we mind our own business.
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One
beautiful Sabbath morning I found myself fairly well started on my eleventh reading of Science and Health.
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It
is sometimes said by those who have only a slight knowledge of our Leader's teachings, that Mrs.
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One
of the most vital points in the teaching of Jesus the Christ was contained in the promise of the Holy Ghost or Comforter, of which he said, "The Comforter.
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As
naturally as the flower turns to the light, so do Christian Scientists turn to the Bible, and the spiritual interpretation thereof, as found in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mrs.
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The theory of mental suggestion, whether worked out in mesmerism, hypnotism, or any of its other phases, is as old as the human mind.
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The Christian Science following consists of people of at least average intelligence and ability, people of good standing in each community, who are recognized as sane and sound on all subjects, people who are good citizens and reliable religionists, people of acknowledged Christian character, kindly, charitable, honest and upright in their dealings with their fellow-men.
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To be a Christian Scientist is not merely a matter of belief, it is necessary to know and to prove what one knows, but when once proven nothing can take away the knowledge attained, nor can one be false to it without being false to himself.
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Our critic classes Christian Science with faith-cure, mental science, etc.
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Christian Science does not teach that sin and sickness are unreal to the erring human sense of existence, but it does give a demonstrable understanding that these are not of God; and if they are not of God, then in truth they must be unreal, because He is the creator of all being.
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What
mean the strange alarms that 'round earth sweep, The secret fears of some impending doom,That rise now here, now there, and will not sleep, But spread abroad their sick'ning, subtle gloom?
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The author of the Christian Science text-book takes no patients, and reads no letters on disease, distress, or error of any kind.
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A physician
in a recent letter to a New York newspaper calls attention to the varied and groundless fears which he alleges govern mortals from their earliest to their latest experience, and, speaking doubtless from experience of the effect which indulgence of these fears procures in the way of physical and mental disorders, he makes an earnest plea for their overcoming.
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A favored
visitor in a beautiful home was moved with a sense of gratitude that his noble friends could have such an attractive place in which to dwell and dispense their gracious hospitality, and as he went his way he mused much upon how fitting it would be if every fine, high, unselfish thought had the native and legitimate setting for all that is true and good.
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Christian Science
gives a wonderful interest to every part of the Scriptures by unfolding the spiritual sense and significance of all things therein, and by showing the relation of type and symbol to the tasks of each day.
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A chapel is soon to be built in this city by the members of the local Christian Science church.
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Eight hundred people attended the lecture on Christian Science, given under the auspices of Second Church of Christ, Scientist, by Frank H.
Testimony of Healing
In 1900 I was driven from my home and occupation by the accumulated beliefs in poor health during my own and two or three previous lifetimes.
Testimony of Healing
I wish to express my gratitude for what Christian Science has done for me.
Testimony of Healing
During the summer of 1904 I was taken with a cold which developed into a severe cough.
Testimony of Healing
Some time ago a condition came up which would have alarmed me greatly before I came to Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
About a month before the birth of my last baby I was taken with a severe attack of neuralgia.
Testimony of Healing
When I first attended a Christian Science meeting, in the fall of 1909, I knew nothing about this teaching.
Testimony of Healing
I did not take up the study of Christian Science for physical healing, although I was in poor health at that time.
Testimony of Healing
It is clear to me that Christian Science reveals the truth about God and man's relationship to Him, and that this truth heals.
Testimony of Healing
It is with grateful recognition of the beneficial effects of Christian Science to me and in my home that I give this testimony.
Testimony of Healing
The writer owes endless gratitude to God, and to our dear Leader, for the healing which came to her nine years ago, when an invalid, with little hope of again being able to walk or take any active part in life.
Testimony of Healing
For years I was a sufferer from stomach trouble, also from rheumatism and dropsy.
Testimony of Healing
It comes to me that it is not only a duty, but a privilege to make an honest acknowledgment of the many blessings received through Christian Science, although they are more than I could enumerate.
Testimony of Healing
It is with a grateful heart that I write to tell of the benefits I have received from Christian Science.
Testimony of Healing
I have been interested in Christian Science for some time, but I never realized the power of Truth, as revealed in Christian Science, until my healing of a skin disease.
Testimony of Healing
For thirty years I had the tobacco habit and for ten years I had been trying to get rid of it.
Testimony of Healing
On page 3 of "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" Mrs.
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The Christian Science Text-Book, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
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