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[Translated from the German.]
In October, 1908, my mother's left hand had to be amputated...
In October, 1908, my mother's left hand had to be amputated on account of a tubercular affection, and very soon after this we heard of Christian Science and turned to it. Acquaintances had already told us that an operation would not amount to much, that the trouble was bound to appear again in some other part of the body. At the time when it manifested itself on the hand there were three wounds discharging continuously. We tried everything that we could think of, but the diseased condition kept growing worse until the and had to be amputated above the wrist.
A year and a half later, however, another hardening formed, this time above the elbow, and my mother showed it to me one morning. For a moment I did not know what to say, although the thought immediately came to my mind that no harm can come to him who dwells under divine protection. I comforted her, and told her that I would at once ask for Christian Science treatment to be taken up, which was done. After some time the hardened places broke as they had formerly, but apart from daily cleansing no remedy whatever was used this time. They were open for about three months, after which they gradually healed up. Some people suggested that they should be kept open, but we held fast to the thought that error should have no manifestation, since God never made it.
A considerable length of time has elapsed since, and there have been no indications of the trouble, and my mother's health is very good, although she is seventy years old. For these as well as for other benefits received, and furthermore for having been led into the way of infinite Love, we are deeply grateful to God. We also feel greatly indebted to our dear Leader. Mrs. Eddy, who has achieved so much good for humanity.
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December 28, 1912 issue
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ORBITS
M. G. KAINS, M.S.
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A TRIBUTE
JANET T. COLMAN.
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"WHAT THINK YE OF CHRIST?"
ALICE SANBORN BROWN.
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A UNIVERSAL VIEW-POINT
E. TRENT TALIAFERRO.
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PAIN OVERCOME
IGERNA B. J. SOLLAS.
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INWARD JOURNEYING
RALPH CROSMAN.
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The writer, in a recent issue, who terms himself "Plain Peter,"...
Frederick Dixon in
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Christian Science is a demonstrable religion
Willis D. McKinstry in
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If the reverend gentleman, our critic, had made even a...
W. J. Tucker in
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Our critic states that the "Christian religion was built...
A. Cope Stone in
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GOD DIRECTS
EVELYN SYLVESTER KNOWLES.
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BLESSING AND BLESSED
Archibald McLellan
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NEARER
Annie M. Knott
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A HAPPY NEW YEAR
John B. Willis
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Hiram Rodee, J. L. van der Merwe, John S. Watson, H. B. Stairs, Henry M. Slaymaker
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With the psalmist I can say: "Thou hast delivered my...
Elizabeth Buck
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It is with deep gratitude that I express my thanks to...
John P. Anderson
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It is with a heart full of gratitude to God for Christian Science,...
Emma J. Mathis with contributions from Wallace H. Burnett
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I wish to express my feeling of great joy and gratitude...
Elise Buetzberger with contributions from Albert G. Romberg
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In the summer of 1911 my little girl of four years was...
Virginia Roberts
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TRUTH'S GLORIOUS STAR
DAVID E. ANTHONY.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from Frederick Hastings, Malcolm James MacLeod