When the World published two weeks ago a list of thirty-two...

New York (N. Y.) World

When the World published two weeks ago a list of thirty-two children who had died of diphtheria and other diseases during the last thirteen years while being treated by Christian Science practitioners, it moved Virgil O. Strickler, former first reader of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Ninety-sixth street and Central Park West, to compile a few statistics from the vital records of the city to set against the list. This is his response as he made it when lecturing to Sixth Church of Christ, Scientist, in Lexington Hall, No. 158 East Fifty-eighth street, Tuesday night [Dec. 12].

"Many people do not understand why Christian Scientists have more faith in Christian Science treatment than they have in drugs. The reason is very plain," said Mr. Strickler. "They get better results under Christian Science than they formerly obtained under the drugging system.

December 23, 1911
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