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THE GIVING OF THANKS
Gratitude for the things that conduce to comfort and wholesome living,—this is well, but every broadening man has begun to realize that the nobler, more significant thanksgiving compasses the lives which have made for humanity's freedom and progress, the lives which were consecrated to and became the channels of that liberty and love without which there can be no wealth or happiness.
As representatives of the human race, we all begin with hunger, and hence we must legitimately acquire the things which satisfy hunger. This common want soon differentiates itself, however, into forms that range above the physical. We hunger for life, opportunity, knowledge, growth, all the higher possessions which we of as pertaining to and enriching personal and religious liberty, and here we should begin to realize our unnumbered occasions for gratitude that among our forbears were those who fulfilled the Scripture requirement of loyalty to their highest convictions of truth and duty "until death."

November 25, 1911 issue
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THE IMPERSONAL TREATMENT OF EVIL
SAMUEL GREENWOOD.
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SERVICE
M. LOUISE BAUM.
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"NOW IS THE ACCEPTED TIME"
CARRIE YOUNG.
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"A THORN IN THE FLESH"
MARTHA E. KILLIE.
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A PURIFYING PROCESS
JOEL T. ACTON.
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LOVE'S GLAD MESSAGE
SARAH MC BRIDE.
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In a recent issue the writer of the "Finance of the Week"...
Frederick Dixon
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In your "For Sunday Reading" column there appeared...
John L. Rendall
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To declare, as does the committee of the British Medical...
R. Stanhope Easterday
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With regard to associating the term "Science" with the...
Olcott Haskell
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PROPHECY
KATHARINE J. SMITH.
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"WITH SIGNS FOLLOWING"
Archibald McLellan
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AN UNFOLDING SENSE OF LAW
Annie M. Knott
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THE GIVING OF THANKS
John B. Willis
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Leonard Carney, C. L. Martin, John L. Mothershead, Jr., Adam Pickett, Caroline Phillips
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Through the understanding and application of the truth...
Grace S. Bunker
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I wish to tell what Christian Science has done for me....
Charles H. Hopper
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To one who is of an anxious thought, feeling a sense...
Emma M. Clark
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Although I have been interested in Christian Science...
Minne W. Routch
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I wish to express my gratitude to Christian Science for...
Herman Lundh with contributions from Gladdys Kleinberger
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This testimony must beging with an expression of deep...
Bessie L. Kraber
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I wish to express my loving gratitude to our dear Leader...
Eleanor H. Burr
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Two years and a half ago my husband and myself...
Eleanor Maling Ware
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Over seven years ago, through what the physicians...
Ella H. Beckwith
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FATHER, I THANK THEE!
MARY I. MESECHRE.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from C. P. Anderson, W. B. Selbie, R. J. Campbell, Harold Begbie, Grant Wallace