Editorial February 10, 1912 ISSUE

A SURFEIT OF CIRCULARS

Archibald McLellan

We are frequently asked by our friends in the field to write editorials dealing with this or that subject of general or special interest. As one of the subjects on which we have frequently been requested to write has already beer, covered in an editorial that appeared in the Sentinel of July 4, 1908, we are republishing the editorial in question, which was as follows:—

The innumerable advertising circulars with which those whose names appear in the directory of practitioners published in The Christian Science Journal are being constantly deluged, would seem to indicate that a general confidence has been established in the minds of many people who have "something to sell" that Christian Scientists have at last solved the much-discussed yet somewhat elusive "financial problem" which has at times clouded the horizon for most of us, whether we be plain citizens, captains of industry, or the framers of political platforms.

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